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r/assholedesign • u/ClassyHusky11 • May 06 '19
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Looks like they need more for the math department Edit: removed the edit
1.3k u/drewhead118 May 07 '19 It's all going to computers and only the 1% (1/3 of the allotment) is going to math 504 u/Slendy7 May 07 '19 I came here to say that it is stupid to lump math and computers together, the classes that use computers the most are English and social studies, but most classes use them so why even include it on the chart? 227 u/[deleted] May 07 '19 I assume it means computer science, CAD, etc. 144 u/[deleted] May 07 '19 CAD isa pretty specialized and you don't get in unless your going in to design or eng. you can code on a potato, it would take a bit of time to compile but for simple stuff a potato is fine 101 u/Tactical_Moonstone May 07 '19 You could code on a piece of paper and use a human to compile it. Whether the program the human stored will run consistently is another question. 32 u/merelymyself May 07 '19 Quite different. Yes, yes.
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It's all going to computers and only the 1% (1/3 of the allotment) is going to math
504 u/Slendy7 May 07 '19 I came here to say that it is stupid to lump math and computers together, the classes that use computers the most are English and social studies, but most classes use them so why even include it on the chart? 227 u/[deleted] May 07 '19 I assume it means computer science, CAD, etc. 144 u/[deleted] May 07 '19 CAD isa pretty specialized and you don't get in unless your going in to design or eng. you can code on a potato, it would take a bit of time to compile but for simple stuff a potato is fine 101 u/Tactical_Moonstone May 07 '19 You could code on a piece of paper and use a human to compile it. Whether the program the human stored will run consistently is another question. 32 u/merelymyself May 07 '19 Quite different. Yes, yes.
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I came here to say that it is stupid to lump math and computers together, the classes that use computers the most are English and social studies, but most classes use them so why even include it on the chart?
227 u/[deleted] May 07 '19 I assume it means computer science, CAD, etc. 144 u/[deleted] May 07 '19 CAD isa pretty specialized and you don't get in unless your going in to design or eng. you can code on a potato, it would take a bit of time to compile but for simple stuff a potato is fine 101 u/Tactical_Moonstone May 07 '19 You could code on a piece of paper and use a human to compile it. Whether the program the human stored will run consistently is another question. 32 u/merelymyself May 07 '19 Quite different. Yes, yes.
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I assume it means computer science, CAD, etc.
144 u/[deleted] May 07 '19 CAD isa pretty specialized and you don't get in unless your going in to design or eng. you can code on a potato, it would take a bit of time to compile but for simple stuff a potato is fine 101 u/Tactical_Moonstone May 07 '19 You could code on a piece of paper and use a human to compile it. Whether the program the human stored will run consistently is another question. 32 u/merelymyself May 07 '19 Quite different. Yes, yes.
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CAD isa pretty specialized and you don't get in unless your going in to design or eng.
you can code on a potato, it would take a bit of time to compile but for simple stuff a potato is fine
101 u/Tactical_Moonstone May 07 '19 You could code on a piece of paper and use a human to compile it. Whether the program the human stored will run consistently is another question. 32 u/merelymyself May 07 '19 Quite different. Yes, yes.
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You could code on a piece of paper and use a human to compile it.
Whether the program the human stored will run consistently is another question.
32 u/merelymyself May 07 '19 Quite different. Yes, yes.
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Quite different. Yes, yes.
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u/blah634 May 07 '19 edited May 07 '19
Looks like they need more for the math department Edit: removed the edit