> Personally I predict the tens of thousands of CS majors getting pumped out every year will inevitably saturate the market at some point. This is just my pers

> Personally I predict the tens of thousands of CS majors getting pumped out every year will inevitably saturate the market at some point. This is just my personal view, but I think the curriculum of CS will change vastly over the next few decades, but SE jobs will continue to grow. The market will most likely adjust to cut out the more "entry level" programmer jobs and replace it with more advanced AI/Deep Learning positions. Case in point, there are (virtually) no Flash jobs, but self-driving car engineers are now a job (and a nanodegree on Udacity). I think you can automate jobs, but you can't automate the people creating automation (at least to a degree).