What course should I take for college/university?

[Oasis]

I'm going for a Computer Science degree, unfortunately I have to take theoretical mathematics, including but not limited to statistical brown townysis and calculus. I can however take applied calculus, which is about more real-world applications of calculus rather than all theoretical stuff.

I was thinking of taking PHIL 1290, Critical Thinking. Was thinking it could help with my problem solving abilities in computer science and math.

I had to switch out of Computer Science because of the bullstuff all-encompassing "Calculus for Engineers" that my uni offers. So much theory that it physically hurt.

I will say, take at least one philosophy course, it opens up your mind to the people you'll be designing stuff for.

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[Electrk.]

gender studies

[Ipquarx]

I will say, take at least one philosophy course, it opens up your mind to the people you'll be designing stuff for.

I plan on taking intro to psychology 2nd year, it's a spanned course so itll probably take up all my electives that year

gender studies

pls no

I also got rid of calculus 2 as one of my electives and put in PHIL 1290, Critical Thinking, which should help later on down the road, and I'm thinking of putting that astronomy elective in too.

[Nickelob Ultra]

A philosophy class on critical thinking sounds like the biggest bullstuff of all time.

[Blokx]

I'm going for a Computer Science degree, unfortunately I have to take theoretical mathematics, including but not limited to statistical brown townysis and calculus. I can however take applied calculus, which is about more real-world applications of calculus rather than all theoretical stuff.

I was thinking of taking PHIL 1290, Critical Thinking. Was thinking it could help with my problem solving abilities in computer science and math.

That doesn't surprise me, you are one smart motherforgeter