For two extra classes, would you get a math minor?

notfred

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I'm a computer science major, and upon graduating, I'll be two classes shy of a math minor. Think it's worth the extra effort?
 

Babbles

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If you really are bored. How my experience in the science field is that a minor is completely meaningless. If you try to 'brag' about getting a minor you will probably get laughed at.
Depending on your field a BS is almost meaningless.
 

DaveSimmons

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It shows you're a little more hardcore than typical math-fearing CS folk, and might give you the edge applying for a scientific development job. Not worth staying extra for if you're heading off to grad school.

If you haven't had a Numerical Analysis class yet, that's a fun subject. Real analysis is a lot of work, but not too bad if you're strong in formal logic.
 

Anubis

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no because Analsys sucks ass, theres no reason to probe that calc sorks, newton did that for us hundreds of years ago
 

Jmman

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At my school CS majors like myself have to get a math minor. Not an option....:(
 

Babbles

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I can care less what you do with your time and life, but I wonder if any of these people who are saying yes actually have a reason to say yes. As somebody else mention you could take a year to get another bachelor's degree which would be meaningful.

The fact is, at least in my experience, is that a minor doesn't mean anything.
 

AgentEL

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After four years you get a degree majoring in CS. After two classes, you can have a minor in Math. Sounds like a good deal to me.