Computer Science

there's people from different experience levels coming into cs. Starting here, i didn't have much experience beforehand so it was a bit intimidating, but I'm definitely not the only one without a whole bunch of prior experience/knowledge.

I think ppl think its hard to crack cs but just build projects and cold email

its a chill major with worse ans busy work lower divs and chiller upper divs

It’s pretty mat heavy so I’d recommend brushing up on math prep in high school. Not as cutthroat as everyone says.

It’s a decently challenging and rewarding major, I just wish I had more coding experience prior before going into it.

I have grown a lot studying this major. The work isn't easy so it's taught me persistence and keenness in all parts of my life.

CS at UCLA is amazing. The professors are tenured and teach interesting classes.

Work heavy, project heavy, keep up with trends in the industry.

Everchaning landscape and need to keep up with tools while learning fundamentals.

love building real world stuff and learning abstraction and some first principles

Its good but they dont have many programs that connect you to the workforce. You kinda have to figure it out

I would choose this major again. If you’re in it for the money, think again cuz i knew people that saw the hype and then once they got here they changed majors

Job market is hard! I feel liek school does not prepare you for enough

- It's one of the few situations where practice makes perfect. So you need to always be working on solving problems.

It will kick you down but the toughness is worst it and builds a strong foundation

In a landscape where AI is replacing more and more SWE roles, unless you do research the job market is rough.

In an era where so much of our workflow is being replaced by AI the job market is super rough and CS honestly might not be a good future to go down unless you are at the frontier of the field and do research. Other than staying ahead of the curve, you are going to be behind and replaced.

It is pretty small, but not that small where I can get in contact with everyone easily

It’s somewhat rigorous yet very diverse. Not sure if I’d recommend it in the age of AI if you’re only interested in the money

Very popular, large time commitment and rigorous course load

I think the best thing about studying computer science is the freedom to explore any of the vast amount of subfields the degree presents to you.

Computer Science is about solving real-world problems using logic, creativity, and systems thinking. Its super fun and you learn by doing.

Its a fun major. Just make sure to be ready, and do the prerequisite coding before joining.

Amazing major and people, but campus is commuter heavy so you would expect a lot of people you meet to not get along well with each other.

You can do a lot of different things from data science to web dev to robotics

Computer science can be hard and demotivating at times, but it's important to stick through it and keep going! It is difficult but also rewarding. Don’t let imposter syndrome get to you either, everyone is moving at their own pace.

I have grown a lot studying this major. The work isn't easy so it's taught me persistence and keenness in all parts of my life.

It’s challenging but good because it yields good career prospects.

Computer science is fun but a lot of work and people are entitled in the major.

I really enjoyed it at UCI! I would recommend it to anyone who's truly interested in the field, as there were a lot of opportunities.

It is very competitive and intensive to learn. It feels like you are always behind because there is so much to learn.

Its fun but some classes aren't enjoyable, I just enjoy it outside of school

People in computer sciene are unique and creative. I was able to discover many different fields in computer science through my friends and see their creativity through their ideas, which is such an amazing experience.

I find computer science to be really flexible as it can be integrated into most industries.

It’s very fun to bring your ideas to life and solve real problems you face

Very good program that challenges me in positive ways.

Computer science is fun. Learn and have fun. Also code and build stuff for fun as side projects and participate in a lot of Hackathons.

It’s challenging but good and results in stable jobs.

The school’s computer science program is decent but requires a lot of studying

It can be a fulfilling major if you enjoy seeing things come together in increments.

I love bringing my ideas to life and learning about new advancements in this field

In a landscape where AI is automating more and more work, job prospects in CS is rough unless you do research.

Its fun and I learned a lot. I enjoy being able to build things using my own skiills.

Please dont take this if you dont have interest in this field. Otherwise it will become very cumbersome

It has a lot of people in it, but not too many where it is over crowded I think.

It can be a fulfilling major if you enjoy working hard and seeing things come together incrementally.

Building products 0->1. getting to see a product become whole in front of your eyes

It activates my brain and makes me feel like I'm alive and I can change the world.

The major is very fun and rewarding if you put a lot of work into it during and after class

Clssses were pretty interesting I liked the stuff taught

Not sure what to share. It is pretty hard and requires a lot of math and logic

The fact that you can create software from your local machine and deliver that to possibly millions of users.

It's the part where you can create a software from your local machine and deliver that to possibly millions of users.

I love the fact that it has the ability to fit into all domains!

Computer science is well-suited for people who really enjoy problem-solving, which is what computer science is at its core.

It's super mentally stimulating and challenges me to change the world and postively help others.

Make friends. They make the journey a lot more fun and manageable. They inspired me a lot, too.

Computer Science is a difficult major, but it is also a rewarding one. As long as you are willing to put in the effort and have passion, you can succeed.

Computer science is a lot of fun and I truly enjoy it

It’s a fun major if you do it with others and not the money

Find your specialty, don't be a jack of all trades, master of none

I think it's really fun and gives you the opportunity to do things you wouldn't otherwise be able to do.

I would recommend computer science to people that love getting replace by AI.

That it is difficult and competitive and need to do hard work

its a very good course. I will recommend this course to everyone

Everyone is super nice, but it is a difficult major

Computer science is difficult and competitive. If you enjoy that, computer science could be the degree for you.

Its aight lowk not that bad but some classes aren't enjoyable

Computer Science is a difficult major, but it is also a rewarding one. As long as you are willing to put in the effort and have passion, you can succeed.

CS is important since everything will need technology in the future. Knowing these complex systems is important.

CS is important since everything will need technology in the future. Knowing these complex systems is important.

More than just understanding course materials, we really have to enjoy and be engaged in coding and computer science.

Computer Science is great and others should try it.

i love computer science computer scienc eis very cool i get to use ngrok

Its fun if you like it! Nothing is too hard, anything is possible! work hard.

Computer Science can be rewarding and fun, but it is a shrinking field with AI now able to do much of what we do :/.

I believe that computer science allows you to join the fastest moving industry, technology.

Computer science is more fun that I initially thought

Computer science is chill, somewhat hard classes i guess.

Computer science is a fitting major for those who enjoy solving problems.

I like computer science here because it is hard, yet rewarding

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