I was in a similar situation as an American CS student a while back, I've just graduated for reference. What I would worry about in school now is trying to dee

I was in a similar situation as an American CS student a while back, I've just graduated for reference. What I would worry about in school now is trying to deeply understand the concepts you're being taught, and how the programming assignments you receive reinforce that. Later on you can try to learn some web development languages yourself (javascript is probably your best bet). We weren't taught any webdev in school, but I taught myself JS and was able to get a job working with that. CS fundamentals taught in school make it easy to pick up web concepts. Also, you're only a sophomore. As you get further into undergrad you will probably have classes that you feel are more applicable to the real world.