chronovorous
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Hey guys,
Im currently trying to double major in both Computer Engineering and Computer Science, there's only a few class difference between the two in the college I attend. My aspirations is to have a career in the making of Games or Military Simulations. I was wondering what kind of advice you can give me on what I would need to learn. I'm pretty good at math, B's mostly. I understand that I'll have to learn alot of Calculus, which I'm not too thrilled about, but I was told that this is to be expected and that I will eventually get accustomed to it and it will become easier for me. I'm learning C++ atm. And I'm beginning to get an interest in graphics rendering and motion, pretty much newborn at it. Most of the stuff that I'm learning on is self taught, save the C++.
So in other words, I'd like to get advice on what I have to look forward to.
Im currently trying to double major in both Computer Engineering and Computer Science, there's only a few class difference between the two in the college I attend. My aspirations is to have a career in the making of Games or Military Simulations. I was wondering what kind of advice you can give me on what I would need to learn. I'm pretty good at math, B's mostly. I understand that I'll have to learn alot of Calculus, which I'm not too thrilled about, but I was told that this is to be expected and that I will eventually get accustomed to it and it will become easier for me. I'm learning C++ atm. And I'm beginning to get an interest in graphics rendering and motion, pretty much newborn at it. Most of the stuff that I'm learning on is self taught, save the C++.
So in other words, I'd like to get advice on what I have to look forward to.