personally i kind of regret having studied anything close to computer science.
I recently spent a year working for a university in the states. one of the guys in the institute teaches cs too. he was completely incapable of not only doing, but also accepting anything remotely common sense for anyone who's ever built a web project after 2008, while at the same time patronizing every one else.
if you don't feel like writing some cs papers you're better off studying pretty much anything else and learning computer programming and computer science on the side. if you're really good at programming chances are studying cs might result in you losing interest in the topic.
I recently spent a year working for a university in the states. one of the guys in the institute teaches cs too. he was completely incapable of not only doing, but also accepting anything remotely common sense for anyone who's ever built a web project after 2008, while at the same time patronizing every one else.
if you don't feel like writing some cs papers you're better off studying pretty much anything else and learning computer programming and computer science on the side. if you're really good at programming chances are studying cs might result in you losing interest in the topic.