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It isn't the first thing they teach you at Purdue but a sizable chunk of CS and CIT students learn C#/.NET
by jtdowney 16y ago
It isn't the first thing they teach you at Purdue but a sizable chunk of CS and CIT students learn C#/.NET
- arethuza 16y agoI remember meeting someone who said "oh yes, we did assembler in our course" - upon being questioned they had been doing .Net CLR instructions. So much for the 6502 assembler I grew up with :-|
- dangrossman 16y agoInteresting. In my CS degree ('08) the languages used in the few classes that involved actual programming were: C++, Scheme, Prolog, Python and Java. Never anything that would require proprietary software like Visual Studio.
- rbanffy 16y agoConsider yourself lucky. A CS degree is not where you learn "market skills". It's where you learn to build the stuff that will define what "market skills" are.