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By Greg Larson March 31, 2021 Share this with FacebookShare this with TwitterShare this with LinkedInShare this with EmailPrint this Philipp Strack Today’s digital economy is blurring the boundaries between computer science and economics — in Silicon Valley, on Wall Street, and increasingly on university campuses. Yale undergraduates interested in both fields can pursue the Computer Science and Economics (CSEC) interdepartmental degree program, which launched in fall 2019, with coursework covering topics such as machine learning and computational finance. Philipp Strack, CSEC’s inaugura...