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Matt’s Answer
Hi Jessica!
I would think about Philosophy (logic), Mathematics, Data Science and the like. One potential possibility for you is to look at UX/UI design, which could combine some of your passions with your education.
Best of luck!
I would think about Philosophy (logic), Mathematics, Data Science and the like. One potential possibility for you is to look at UX/UI design, which could combine some of your passions with your education.
Best of luck!
Thank you for taking the time to help.
Jessica
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Laavanya’s Answer
There are colleges that provide courses in Graphic Design, Multimedia, UX/UI , Gaming design etc. which can be combined with a Computer Science major to align with your interests in technology and art.
Here is an article that I found that might be interesting to you and it has several links to explore careers that combine Technology and Art -
https://www.mastersindatascience.org/resources/careers-computer-science-art/
Here is an article that I found that might be interesting to you and it has several links to explore careers that combine Technology and Art -
https://www.mastersindatascience.org/resources/careers-computer-science-art/
I will use this advice as I prepare for my career.
Jessica
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Zoriel’s Answer
Hi Jessica! I would recommend finding groups that work on projects for conferences/competitive events. You learn a lot in those teams, even more than in the courses or through a minor.
For example, I joined a SWE (Society of Women Engineer) project while in School. We were matched to a company, developed a project during Summer and then presented at the SWE Conference. You also get to learn about what other Universities are developing.
For example, I joined a SWE (Society of Women Engineer) project while in School. We were matched to a company, developed a project during Summer and then presented at the SWE Conference. You also get to learn about what other Universities are developing.
Thank you!
Jessica
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Elliot’s Answer
Graphics, Gaming, Web Development, AR/VR, AI, Data Science, Machine Learning are all good areas that are relevent today and going forward. Other possibilities include chemistry, physics, business...really lots of things can be a minor. What interests you and ignites your passion?