What do you learn in the Computer Science Major?

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<p>Here is one definition:
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Computer science is the study of software, hardware, and theoretical aspects of computing devices, along with the study of the application of computing in scientific, engineering, business, and other areas. Note that although programming is a part of computer science, it is only one part, and strong computer science programs require not only programming classes, but classes in other areas of computer science as well.

Misconceptions? I think many people underestimate the amount of mathematical aptitude required to succeed in CSci, as well as the theoretical nature of the program.</p>

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