Is CS science or math?

Is CS science or math?

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neither

I'd call it engineering in the broadest sense due to its immediate practical application.

Computer Science is largely just mathematics. Many people who are studying computer science however are not in it for computer science, and most computer science graduates will never work as "computer scientists".
You are wrong.

For example in my UNI only one of the CS masters programmes are strictly CS, so also

mathematics has 'immediate practical application' but i wouldn't call it engineering.

cs is based in math and theoretical cs is pretty much just math, most other fields like AI and HCI are science, and the (((app)))lication of cs is engineering

>mathematics has 'immediate practical application'
Not for the last several centuries. Nowadays it passes time juggling theoretical infinities.

Just math that happens to be occasionally implementable as programms on computers. Nice fixpoint combinator on that pic btw.

The best of both

Science.

Because otherwise to many things are "just math".
Physics is just math.
Business economics is just math.
Astronomy is just math.
Balancing chemical equations is just math.
Weather forecasting is just math.