So I'm a first semester freshmen @ MSU (Michigan). Long story short, I blow at math but I still want a career centered, or at least involved in computers.
Any Ideas?
I've though about business, marketing, and advertising as well.
so i'm a first semester freshmen @ msu (michigan). Long story short, i blow at math but i still want a career centered, or at least involved in computers.
Any ideas?
I've though about business, marketing, and advertising as well.
bioinformatics
As for math... I know I have bad teachers, but I don't have the desire to teach myself either. The less math I have the more I will be able to enjoy whatever I'm doing.
I mean, I'm fascinated by chip designs basically... How CPUs are made, how gates make up adders and adders make ... I don't even know, the concept of storage, Gpus. Essentially all the basics related to the hardware aspect of computers. I do repairs on the side as well which makes me money and I enjoy it... It's easy... But that is my interest.
As for math... I know I have bad teachers, but I don't have the desire to teach myself either. The less math I have the more I will be able to enjoy whatever I'm doing.
Electrical and Computer Engineering?
I won't push you towards something math related, but I wanted to say that I used to think the same way as you, but once you find an applicable use for math, its no longer a chore to do and becomes quite enjoyable sometimes.
I used to dread physics problems in class, but when I'm using them to solve problems with elements in a game I'm working on its like I'm not even really doing math, its now interactive and a lot more enjoyable.
Not to mention if you go the programming route you can write programs to solve the math for you
I mean, I'm fascinated by chip designs basically... How CPUs are made, how gates make up adders and adders make ... I don't even know, the concept of storage, Gpus. Essentially all the basics related to the hardware aspect of computers. I do repairs on the side as well which makes me money and I enjoy it... It's easy... But that is my interest.
As for math... I know I have bad teachers, but I don't have the desire to teach myself either. The less math I have the more I will be able to enjoy whatever I'm doing.
I mean, I'm fascinated by chip designs basically... How CPUs are made, how gates make up adders and adders make ... I don't even know, the concept of storage, Gpus. Essentially all the basics related to the hardware aspect of computers. I do repairs on the side as well which makes me money and I enjoy it... It's easy... But that is my interest.
As for math... I know I have bad teachers, but I don't have the desire to teach myself either. The less math I have the more I will be able to enjoy whatever I'm doing.
Wouldn't recommend it for someone who "blows" at math...
I skimmed through the thread and didn't see it, but did anyone say Information Technology Management? (Or Management Information Systems depending on the school). There is very little math involved (only two classes to be exact) and is very computer oriented which is almost exactly this:
"I mean, I'm fascinated by chip designs basically... How CPUs are made, how gates make up adders and adders make ... I don't even know, the concept of storage, Gpus. Essentially all the basics related to the hardware aspect of computers. I do repairs on the side as well which makes me money and I enjoy it... It's easy... But that is my interest. "
The job market for ITM majors is great as well, you can make some pretty good money. You wont be able to completely avoid math classes no matter what your major is (unless maybe Trumpet Performance ) If you have any more questions about it feel free to ask me, as an ITM student who's been through the ropes.
GO TO YOUR COLLEGE CAREER CENTER>
As for math... I know I have bad teachers, but I don't have the desire to teach myself either. The less math I have the more I will be able to enjoy whatever I'm doing.