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Old 07-28-2011, 09:45 AM   #16
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I agree that OR is a good combination of math and business but don't think there is necessarily much overlap with CS. A better overlap would be something focused more in the data mining or analytics area. I don't think OR is boring, however it is probably too specialized unfortunately. I have only ever met one person who worked in that field and that was in industrial automation/controls business (he had a PhD in math). It probably pays well but there may not be as much demand for it as you might think.
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Old 07-28-2011, 10:29 AM   #17
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@Silence_Kit: I dunno about me, but you need a minor in manners if anything at all. The rest of us fortunate enough to have parents who taught us that.
It's good advice. Tacking on a minor in a subject won't help you in your career much. No one will look at your resume and go 'oh wow he took on a minor in college I better hire this guy'.
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Old 10-05-2012, 03:39 AM   #18
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hello , you have missed out COMPUTER NETWORKS DUDE... am a network nut i like the field and have passion for it and intend to pursue my masters in computer science in networks but what i dont know is the factor of job safety and salary which is an unavoidable factor for me despite of my passion for my field....
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