Biggest misconception

[ThaSaltCracka]

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Here's a misconception that I face.

Computer Science majors are experts on microsoft office products!?!?!

[/ QUOTE ]you all aren't? [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

[Topflight]

Just in case you aren't joking.

There are 0 of such classes in a computer science curriculum.

Luckily I can solve problems and the software is simple, so I can usually figure things out. But I rarely know the answer to some silly MSWord question off the top of my head, then I get faced with "weren't you a computer science major?"

[Topflight]

haha, a friend just instant messaged me.

"Hey computer boy, I'm taking a spanish class and I need to type spanish characters. How do I get word into like spanish mode?"

I can solve this problem, but it has nothing to do with computer science. It is in fact very far removed from computer science.

[ThaSaltCracka]

haha, I was sort of joking. I just assume that someone with a CS degree probably knows a lot about computers, so should probably know a lot about the programs on computers.

[theBruiser500]

actually saltcracka, i'm gonna hve to disagree here. at college i always noticed how fat girls were in the dining commons and at the library i always noticed how attractive they were. it was pretty clear.

[ThaSaltCracka]

based upon the heefers in the dining hall maybe, but overall, most of those broads in the library are kicked book worms.

But maybe your school is different.

[Boris]

So true.

[sfer]

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TSC- Odegaard Libary on the UW campus. If you like Asian girls (Hi Daryn!!!) it's a goldmine.

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Ditto Berkeley, 4th floor of Moffitt.

[Blarg]

You're in Seattle. The girls that are only cute enough for the libraries of other cities are probably homecoming queens for you guys, so what kind of left-overs could you expect to find in your libraries?

[Ray Zee]

they may not be the hottest but they are the keepers as you will find out some day.