>I think you are failing to differentiate between computer science and programming. In my mind computer science is to programming as fluid dynamics is to plumbi

>I think you are failing to differentiate between computer science and programming. In my mind computer science is to programming as fluid dynamics is to plumbing. Maybe but Im just following the articles lead in conflating the two - from the article: >There’s ostensibly more demand for programmers than ever, yet CS degrees haven’t even recovered from their 2004 high. The article seems to make the assumption (and I think the right one) that lots of people get computer science degrees to become programmers.