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I started a degree in MS operations research but now am having second thoughts.
I took a class in statistics and optimization using linear algebra. But what I enjoy most is programming in python.I am
also teaching myself c++.
People say industrial engineer is more about analyzing data while software engineer is more about building a product.
I am not sure which one to proceed on. I am enjoying coding challenges on website like leetcode way more than
probability and statistics. So does that mean my path is more toward software development. I like small coding
challenges with list and small functions but I never developed software before...
And industrial engineer is like the applied version of operations research where you use simplex algorithm and other technique to model shipping and things like that.
I took a class in statistics and optimization using linear algebra. But what I enjoy most is programming in python.I am
also teaching myself c++.
People say industrial engineer is more about analyzing data while software engineer is more about building a product.
I am not sure which one to proceed on. I am enjoying coding challenges on website like leetcode way more than
probability and statistics. So does that mean my path is more toward software development. I like small coding
challenges with list and small functions but I never developed software before...
And industrial engineer is like the applied version of operations research where you use simplex algorithm and other technique to model shipping and things like that.