2011-03-05, 05:09 AM
After two quarters of taking it, I realize that I don't enjoy Computer Science as much as I thought I would.
I don't know if it's the over articulated rules and regulations for programming, or the obsession with syntax over creativity, but I don't think it's my thing anymore.
I've enjoyed the other classes I've taken, of which being are Bio-tech and Writing, but I'm kinda worried about changing it on the basis of career path opportunities and whatnot.
At the same time, I still wanna take computer science classes to pursue something that I've always wanted to do -- design a game, but I feel like I'm not getting any closer to what it is that I have more interest in, which is the graphic, story, and game-play concept aspect of game design, not the actual programming.
But I checked, they don't offer classes for video game theory. What kind of classes would I have to take to get more into that rather than just programming?
BEEN THINKING ABOUT THIS FOR LIKE A WEEK SINCE NEXT QUARTER'S CLASS REGISTRATIONS WERE ON MONDAY.
Meh, what do you guys think? Should I stick with CS for the sake of stability, and I guess cause it still has something to do with my interest, or switch?
I don't know if it's the over articulated rules and regulations for programming, or the obsession with syntax over creativity, but I don't think it's my thing anymore.
I've enjoyed the other classes I've taken, of which being are Bio-tech and Writing, but I'm kinda worried about changing it on the basis of career path opportunities and whatnot.
At the same time, I still wanna take computer science classes to pursue something that I've always wanted to do -- design a game, but I feel like I'm not getting any closer to what it is that I have more interest in, which is the graphic, story, and game-play concept aspect of game design, not the actual programming.
But I checked, they don't offer classes for video game theory. What kind of classes would I have to take to get more into that rather than just programming?
BEEN THINKING ABOUT THIS FOR LIKE A WEEK SINCE NEXT QUARTER'S CLASS REGISTRATIONS WERE ON MONDAY.
Meh, what do you guys think? Should I stick with CS for the sake of stability, and I guess cause it still has something to do with my interest, or switch?