My room-mate last year was doing the same thing. He didn't like the engineering part and switched to straight computer science. He doesnt like that either so he is switching to psych.
My room mate said it computer science is very simple to him, it is just super boring.
Your going to have that a lot, that's what college is for, learning. If you drop every class that have no experience in, your not going to get very far. I'm studying Electrical Engineering and just learning some C++ on the side for fun, it's not that difficult. The pitfall that most freshmen fall prey to is underestimating themselves. You get in there and get overwhelmed because you don't immediately understand everything that's presented to you, and you don't want to do the work outside the classroom to learn the material, so you just drop the class. It doesn't work, you won't make it with that attitude, trust me, I've been down that road. It just wastes time and money. Put your big boy pants on and do the work.
It's not that I couldn't do it, I didn't enjoy doing it. Let me put it this way: I would've failed that class if I hadn't dropped it. My attention span is horrible //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif
Then why did you start in Computer Science? It's 90% programming...
Well you would still be wise to read what I said again and let it sink in. Even if that wasn't the case this time, it's still good advice.
I know. I'm in Calculus now, it's a little harder than I though it was going to be, but I'm still with that. I didn't drop that class because it's a class I'll actually need if I decide to go with any engineering at all.
