> To be honest 95% of large corporate software development doesn't require a computer science degree. They are usually one form of another of CRUD application.

> To be honest 95% of large corporate software development doesn't require a computer science degree. They are usually one form of another of CRUD application. And that's exactly the sort of work which will eventually be easily automated away. The only real reason that it still uses people even now is that someone needs to select the refactoring menu items in a Java IDE. A smart company will use a better language, and have six developers delivering the impact of hundreds of IDE monkeys.