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I won’t pursue a computerSci degree because ……

Im not gonna lie I am extremely intimidated by discreet math!! Like what is discrete about math !?! I am a literal caveman when it comes to math. Like I had beef with all my math teachers type shit. Idk what to do. I need a tutor ! #embracevulnerability #cybersecurity #lemon8bookclub #shareyourthoughts #fyp

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Discrete mathematics can be daunting for many students, particularly those who are not confident in their mathematical abilities. Understanding concepts like set theory, graph theory, and algorithms requires a solid grasp of abstract thinking. Seeking help from tutors or study groups can significantly enhance comprehension. Moreover, it's important for students to remember that pursuing a degree is a personal journey, and it's okay to reassess one's path. Joining online forums or communities focused on Computer Science can provide not only guidance but also emotional support. Online resources, such as Khan Academy or Coursera, offer free tutorials that can help demystify challenging subjects. Always embrace the learning process and seek help when needed, as vulnerability is a strength, not a weakness.

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