we also have infomatics

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

we just added data science

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Aha! I've have finally realized the legend! That's right! You're not dealing with the average normie anymore, @Deleted User! I, Legiondude, have finally become...a Legendary Pepe Poster!

Been waiting all day to post that quote

lol

One of the few female students that graduated with me, in Computer Sciences, was glowing with happiness some months later when she got promoted out of programming at her job, into only writing documentation.

wow

kek

fucking hell

I wonder why salary is lower
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🤔

No, she was still a "programmer". They just didn't let her touch the code anymore.

lol

why?

she bad or?

Yes.

She was bad at it, and was getting frustrated. Then she found out she was happier writing documentation than coding.

So why trust her with documentation?

win-win

ohhh

ah

that makes sense

you always need someone to document

so how far up in math did you guys have to take

So she participated in all code reviews, writing down as the coders explained the changes, twice a week.

Then they'd merge the documentation back into the code, once she wrote them.

@meratrix I have to do up to discrete, calc 3, and vector algebra

My degree required managerial accounting and up to Statistics II, but my first college I had a math minor on the side so I was tackling Calculus I @meratrix

Basically, she was a secretary that understood code (once somebody explained the code to her.)

@Durtle02 lolllololololol

Fucking nullpointer

LITTEALY ME RIGHT NOW

we have to do up to calc 3 and linear algebra, and a stat class in R

oh shit

also have to take 1 stats class

"Business" Statistics II was absolute BS. Basically grabbed my textbook from Statistics I and did all the work and tests without ever contacting my professor or hearing a lecture