That could be useful. The article mentioned rhat there was no distinction made between CS masters degrees and Info Systems degrees. My guess is that pure MS w

That could be useful. The article mentioned rhat there was no distinction made between CS masters degrees and Info Systems degrees. My guess is that pure MS would correlate positively from CS programs that require a background in more advanced math and algorithms. Info sys degrees typically don't. I'm not knocking those degrees, keep in mind we're measuring performance on a technical interview, which often leans very heavily toward algorithms, trees, sometimes graphs, and occasionally numerical analysis or computing. If the MS degree data includes a lot of programs that dont include this background, then this woukd not be a surprising result.