Is it possible to become a software engineer without having any

Software engineer without CS is like lemonade without lemons

If by
>without having any knowledge in CS
you mean:
>without having any PRIOR knowledge in CS
Then yes, quite easily. Start studying. If not, then no.

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CS here. You could start learning the basics. Conditions, declaring variables (and variable types), loops and vectors are a start.

It would be extremely painful

>>8137964
im currently a first year mech and need to find something to fill my elective courses...

and i want to minor in something. So i thought that maybe software engineering is a good thing to minor in...

those are the courses i must take what do you think:
is it possible for a person with no prior knowledge of programming to work his way through those classes...

are they base classes or are they too tough ?

http://www.mcgill.ca/study/2016-2017/faculties/engineering/undergraduate/programs/bachelor-engineering-beng-minor-software-engineering

>>8137977
for you

>>8138056
what do you mean ?

>>8137979

> Fill your electives
... why not take some fucking MecE classes, then? Advanced Manufacturing, Fluids / Aerodynamics, Mechatronics, etc.

>>8137959
SE and CS are a terrible waste of tuition monies.

>>8137979
>im currently a first year mech and need to find something to fill my elective courses...

This is like your 3rd fucking thread. Shut the hell up.

>>8137959
absolutely possible.

>>8137959
I imagine most online freelancers are self learned codemonkies