Greeting Pilgrims,
I am currently an engineering student who find my current subject uninteresting and out of taste. During my 1st semester as an engineering student, I was required to take a course in computer science (mainly in programing C language) which I badly failed at the end of the semester (I got 38% in total grade). However, as I was required to take the same course with a different instructor who is more diligent in instructing her pupils about the basic of C programing, I begin to have greater interest in computer science thanks to her. And as a matter of fact, not only I did well in school, but I also want to purchase any good book about the subject that I am interested in.
As I am considering changing from my current major to ComSci, I want to consult PB members who are experienced on this subjects. Some of the questions to consider are: what prompt you to seriously consider ComSci as a career? How do you retain a strong interest in ComSci without forgetting the spiritual duties before the Lord? If you are currently a minister who are formerly Computer Scientist, how useful is your ComSci career in advancing your ministerial education?
There are more important questions that I can't think of. Feel free to add those thoughts to this discussion.
In Christ
I am currently an engineering student who find my current subject uninteresting and out of taste. During my 1st semester as an engineering student, I was required to take a course in computer science (mainly in programing C language) which I badly failed at the end of the semester (I got 38% in total grade). However, as I was required to take the same course with a different instructor who is more diligent in instructing her pupils about the basic of C programing, I begin to have greater interest in computer science thanks to her. And as a matter of fact, not only I did well in school, but I also want to purchase any good book about the subject that I am interested in.
As I am considering changing from my current major to ComSci, I want to consult PB members who are experienced on this subjects. Some of the questions to consider are: what prompt you to seriously consider ComSci as a career? How do you retain a strong interest in ComSci without forgetting the spiritual duties before the Lord? If you are currently a minister who are formerly Computer Scientist, how useful is your ComSci career in advancing your ministerial education?
There are more important questions that I can't think of. Feel free to add those thoughts to this discussion.
In Christ