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> So it should not be done at all? Maybe other institutions could do it and get away with it. I cannot see the average CC with normal staffing, student, and r

> So it should not be done at all? Maybe other institutions could do it and get away with it. I cannot see the average CC with normal staffing, student, and rule patterns. > Another example of good intentions gone awry. ? We have to live with the rules the accreditation boards set. You lose your accreditation and its game over and the whole community suffers from not only the loss of a learning institution, but an employer and social work organization.

WalterBright 10y ago
Of course, such a course in programming doesn't have to be accredited. But for those in favor of bureaucratic rules over getting things done, they'll have to settle for no programming instruction in CCs.
- protomyth 10y ago
  > Of course, such a course in programming doesn't have to be accredited. If the course is not accredited, it doesn't transfer and it doesn't count towards a degree. If it doesn't count for any degree we might as well do a workshop with certificates and hire a one shot instructor or contract for one from a company. That is something we already do and would not trust to a student. > But for those in favor of bureaucratic rules over getting things done, they'll have to settle for no programming instruction in CCs. I don't think you get the whole CC thing. Not following those rules, like murdering someone, would be an death sentence.