A co-worker's kid is about to graduate from UMD with a B.S. in Computer Engineering. He has one very good job offer and is likely to have more. He worked on res

A co-worker's kid is about to graduate from UMD with a B.S. in Computer Engineering. He has one very good job offer and is likely to have more. He worked on research projects steadily in the school and had internships during the summers. I don't suppose that he is a typical graduate of the program, but perhaps the one cited in the article isn't either.