Computer Studies w/o Excessive Coding?

Peterus7 asks: "I'm a student at the University of Washington, and I was planning on majoring in Computer Science or Informatics until I took Computer science, and I'm realizing that it's simply beyond me. I grew up with computers, and naturally I want to study a field that involves a lot of interaction between people and technology (mainly computers), but the Intro to Java class I'm taking now is driving me over the edge. Any suggestions for a technologically intensive field that doesn't require ungodly amounts of coding, or perhaps any general methods for surviving computer science courses for new students?"

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I would suggest ...

[judicar]

Web design. It requires little or no actually neuron activity. Don't forget the black turtle neck and wigger fro, oh yeah and you get to ride around the office on a razor scooter while sipping a latte.

English Studies w/o Excessive Writing?

[Inoshiro]

Posted by Cliff on 4:43 25th February, 2004
from the english-department-lite dept.
Peterus7 asks: "I'm a student at the University of Washington, and I was planning on majoring in English or Literature and Compositions until I took English, and I'm realizing that it's simply beyond me. I grew up with the language, and naturally I want to study a field that involves a lot of interaction between people and the language (mainly fiction writing), but the Intro to Story Structure I'm taking now is driving me over the edge. Any suggestions for a linguisticly intensive field that doesn't require ungodly amounts of writing, or perhaps any general methods for surviving english courses for new students?"