C, Python and one of C#/Java is what is considered a basis for graduates I think. Maybe a taste of one functional language so they have some idea about the conc

C, Python and one of C#/Java is what is considered a basis for graduates I think. Maybe a taste of one functional language so they have some idea about the concept. Nobody expects fresh graduates to be experts in programming languages as they will probably specialise in 1-2 languages in their first and second job and that will guide their career. It could be they end up using some totally different niche language in their job so better to stick to couple of major languages during university computer science courses.