My writing is of course a bit hyperbolic. Some universities do teach non-imperative and non-Modula-style-OO as a part of their computer science course. But my e

My writing is of course a bit hyperbolic. Some universities do teach non-imperative and non-Modula-style-OO as a part of their computer science course. But my experience shows that, unsurprisingly, fresh grads have the most comfort with a sprinkling of the most popular languages. To me, this is an indicator that industry-popular has tremendous influence on education-popular. For computer science, I disagree that industry should have such steep bearing on the construction of a good computer science education. For something like a vocational program, trade school, or whatever else that is close to SW engineering, letting the industry strongly influence the program is agreeable.