Hi. My pronouns are he/him; my major is Comp Sci/Comp Engineering (haven’t really decided). I plan on taking Calc 3 (multivariable calculus, I believe) after this. I like sports. Percy Jackson and that whole series of books are goated books. I’m not too sure what I’m going to do after college.
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I am in that same predicament, but because I only need one more year to finish my Bach in Computer Engineering, I instead just finished it instead of changing. I wanted to do Computer science. So to make up for that, I started learning Python, Javascript, C++, CCS, HTML, SQL, NoSQL, and for the front end, pretty much Cassandra, and MongoDB. I like SQL, but I might end up learning and sticking to that one path meaning Windows SQL, MYSQL, or Dev SQL just because its along the lines.