Yes, we hired a math major as a programmer and he was super useful on the team since we could throw him massive control theory equations and ask him to fix them (we design ECU firmware).

Physics is a pretty solid foundation for any stem related profession.

mhm. I often find people underestimate what learning something like physics can do for career prospects.

Logical system thinking applies outside the domain of physics.

Haha, many of the finest software engineers were trained as physicists, electrical engineers, mechanical engineers, etc.

They have the momentum.

Anecdotally, it's pretty much the most common major among top software engineers after CS and Applied Math.

Ok?

Are you saying that's a good thing or a bad thing?