> What I've never seen shown well in a class is how to maintain software, well, over time. Because you need a long-living project, and such projects are (a) ex

> What I've never seen shown well in a class is how to maintain software, well, over time. Because you need a long-living project, and such projects are (a) expensive and (b) rare if you mean them to be thrown away. University is not predisposed to carry those out, thus it's industry's job to teach programmers how to do that. Universities are well-suited for teaching different things, which are very difficult to pick up working in industry alone.