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I don't know what to do, /adv/, I'm double majoring in Mathematics and Computer science, but If I want to be a really good computer scientist, I feel if I focused on both majors I won't be able to fully flourish in computer science or mathematics research.
I actually joined Mathematics because It's easy and fun, but computer science is my main interest, especially neurosciences + computer science. I don't know If i should drop my mathematics major... what do I do to figure this out ?
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I'm a Computer Engineering student.
I don't know, man, CS and Mathematics go pretty well together. Machine Learning has a lot of math, for example. I really don't see how a Mathematics degree could hinder your CS career, on the contrary. So my opinion is that you should go with Math, for what it's worth.
Why not ask one of your professors about it, though?
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You have your whole career to focus on computers. If you can handle the course load I'd recommend continuing study of both.
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I did actually today, i told him about dropping it and he said not to do it because we both share interest in pure math, i dont think im gunna drop it so i can have more time preparing for my masters while i do my math bachelors
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