So, why not get CS with AI concentration and then demo that CS knowledge via applied applications in agriculture? (or agriculture with minor in CS related 'computer' technology)
Apply the 'CS' to reduce the demanding agriculture factors (which sounds more agriculture/mechanical related degree)
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So, why not get CS with AI concentration and then demo that CS knowledge via applied applications in agriculture? (or agriculture with minor in CS related 'computer' technology)
Apply the 'CS' to reduce the demanding agriculture factors (which sounds more agriculture/mechanical related degree)