Strong maths foundation will be helpful even if you never use it directly. It will sort of prime your brain to be better with abstract reasoning and internalizing non-intuitive concepts.
In addition to discrete, I would strongly suggest taking linear algebra and statistics/probability. Anything relating to ML, big data, computer graphics, etc. will be much easier to grasp.
Also, some basic (project) management and communication courses can be really helpful.
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Strong maths foundation will be helpful even if you never use it directly. It will sort of prime your brain to be better with abstract reasoning and internalizing non-intuitive concepts.
In addition to discrete, I would strongly suggest taking linear algebra and statistics/probability. Anything relating to ML, big data, computer graphics, etc. will be much easier to grasp.
Also, some basic (project) management and communication courses can be really helpful.