If you’re going to get a CS degree, do it in a master’s degree program. Get your undergraduate degree in anything else that involves at least some mathematics, I’d recommend physics, chemistry, molecular biology, planetary sciences - probability, calculus, linear algebra. Engineering is somewhat more on the vocational side, but that works too.

Why? You don’t narrow your scope at the beginning!

In what way are those undergraduate degrees any less narrowing of scope than a CS undergraduate degree?

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