ureepamuree t1_iydydow wrote
I'd suggest you should choose a field like mathematics or applied statistics as these majors provide you much more in-depth knowledge required for becoming a better machine learning engineer. You can learn IT/software skills by self, but missing this opportunity to learn the "core" of machine learning in math related majors can't be compensated later
SwordOfVarjo t1_iyf4ax0 wrote
Nope, not at all. ML these days is data first which means software first.
OP: Get the CS degree.
imyukiru t1_iyf4qke wrote
While you have a point, I would advice against this. CS is fundamentally more project focused. You really need the experience of programming assignments and course projects which can be quite a lot. Then there is the graduation design projects on top.
Math/physics graduates really struggle to keep up with the pace or even working in a group.
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