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I wouldn't really call CS degrees "high level theoretical work". Plus, I blame the professors. I see Master's level students all the time who don't even know t

I wouldn't really call CS degrees "high level theoretical work". Plus, I blame the professors. I see Master's level students all the time who don't even know the basics of programming. That's just not acceptable and gives the university a bad rep.

arethuza 16y ago
Depends on the course - the one I did was heavily theory/maths based. We had to do a lot of development but we weren't taught that much about good development practices - those kind of practical issues are pretty much orthogonal to CS and are much better picked up in a practical environment anyway.