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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here - I agree with above but my DC is more arty.[/quote] There's plenty of room for arty. For those roles it's knowing industry standard software (e.g. Maya) and developing a portfolio. It's what you've done not the grades or credential. There are people who are working entirely with high level tools. To the extent it's scripting, it's intuitive and still dependent on background knowledge of using tools, not build from scratch. It's commonplace to understand normal vectors and rotations in context, never having taken a calc class. The tech side, programing matrix multiplication, what have you, is already coded up and stable. It would take a phd in CS to be trusted with compelling work in that realm, this isn't the jobs your DC is looking for, the comments about stem bona fides are off base.[/quote] Of course a lot of CS and engineering jobs are also automated, and they use tools. [/quote]
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