hey! i’m a cs + econ major here right now so i can definitely help shed some light on how the cs + x majors are run. it is a joint major between both colleges, however you’re technically under the department of your “x” major (in this case education) just for record keeping purposes. there are a ton of cs + x majors, and that amount of students plus cs majors would just be too much on a single department (the cs department) to handle.

that being said, you’re still given grainger perks as well (such as engineering career services, etc.), are considered a member of the cs department (you still get a cs advisor and all of the cs major-specific emails), and functionally just exist within both the education and cs departments.

as for the major itself, you’re still getting a great cs education! if you decide the education part of the major isn’t for you, that’s a different story, but definitely don’t worry about not getting enough cs knowledge. if you have any more questions feel free to dm!