I wonder what impact there will be in places that will require the availability of CS classes for students. Who's going to teach, and what will be expected- a

I wonder what impact there will be in places that will require the availability of CS classes for students. Who's going to teach, and what will be expected- a credential, a CS degree? Programs that have a shortage of qualified teachers, e.g. special education in California, have some streamlined process, but it still requires a credential. What will the CS-skilled teachers get paid- the same as others? What material will they use? Hopefully good digital content will help students with teachers of all quality levels be exposed to good lectures and material. Will universities see even larger increases in CS class demand? Will poorer students join the middle class with skills gained through programs like this? Large companies will be so happy when they get a huge increase in their applicant pools, especially more overall women/non-whites/non-Asians, for good pr/stats. And with an increased supply, a decline in price they'll have to pay for simpler/lower-level work. This could have a knock-on effect up the chain over time.