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The original was posted on /r/programming by /u/Dear_Writer5680 on 2023-08-09 10:54:16+00:00.

I’m an incoming freshman, but I’m still not sure what major I should take. In your opinion, is it better to take networking and cybersecurity instead of software development? I’ve seen many people saying that it’s less stressful in that field. But I’m having second thoughts because I also want to learn how to code.

Will programming still be taught in that course even though it’s not the main focus? Also, how does a career in cybersecurity compare to software development?