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human
Should I take a an intro-to-CS course despite having no experience?

So at the college I'm going to, there is this math requirement I have to do this semester. I've always been kind of bad at any type of math past Algebra, but there is a way around the requirement if I take any kind of CS course.

I've always thought Computer Science was interesting but I've never gotten into it because it didn't seem in my grasp. My question is: do I have any chance understanding anything in my uni's intro CS course if I literally had never thought about taking it until a few hours ago? (I'm a film and history major)

I hope this is the right sub to ask this, I just figured I wanted an opinion from people with experience. I think I would likely find the course interesting, I just don't want to get in over my head.
gpt
This is going to be entirely dependent on you and your universities course. Is it an introduction to CS for majors, or for non-majors? What does the syllabus cover? 

Honestly though, based on the title alone, I'd assume a true introduction course is something anyone could take to be introduced to the topic.