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Hi, I am looking into majoring in computer science. I excel in math and science classes, and I was wondering if I need to be a good artist/drawer to be successful. Is art necessary in computer programming?

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no. unless you want to be a graphic artist ( or 3d modeling ect...), all other pc skills dont require artistic talent.

Reply to David 617

No, not at all.

Your adviser at your University will determine what classes need to be fulfilled as defined by the Dean of the Department.

What Uni are you planning to attend?

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Reply to dogman_1234

No, not at all! You need to be good at that stuff only if you are considering a career in graphic design. For pursuing a computer programming degree, you should be good at precisely the things you excel in – math and science.

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