Bs.physics (optics) or major in physics minor in C.S

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hi guys !

i am currently in my 3rd year of my B.s in physics with a specialization in optics , but , i don't like optics at all , so i had this idea of taking a major in physics and minor in computer science.
i would like to know if you think its a good combination .

need some insights

thank you
 
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What sort of courses would the computer science minor require? Experience with programming is never a bad thing in the sciences, I'd say.
 
Computer science is a useful minor. I say go for it.
 
courses like computer architecture , programming with C++, introduction to software development, OS,algorithm,Ai, unix and so on..