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Well I think the issue might stem from the fact that professors in university might not be masters of the craft of coding. I am sure they lost a lot of that ma
by joshfinnie 17y ago
Well I think the issue might stem from the fact that professors in university might not be masters of the craft of coding. I am sure they lost a lot of that mastery while researching their theoretical distertations and what not.
Many who show a mastery in coding are working on the next-big-thing and not furthering their theoretical knowledge.
This is just my thoughts, however. I really have no experience in learning to code in university (2 semesters of intro ECE).
- yesimahuman 17y agoI would say that some of my professors are quite talented programmers. That or the software they use in class has been extensively worked on by many people (including grad students) for years and they have put little into it. Who knows :)
- Locke1689 17y agoWell I think the issue might stem from the fact that professors in university might not be masters of the craft of coding. I am sure they lost a lot of that mastery while researching their theoretical distertations and what not. I completely disagree. At least at Northwestern, the systems people know their stuff. You may be right about the theory people, though.