> College students spend years learning arcana and quaint academic theories When I read things like this the writer often means he doesn't think degree candida

> College students spend years learning arcana and quaint academic theories When I read things like this the writer often means he doesn't think degree candidates need to learn the fundamentals and foundation of computer science but be thrown into writing code in PHP just so the student can be thrown into a company and get a product out the door as fast as possible and not as smart as possible. But this is not the purpose of a degree in computer science. No one knows what position a student may obtain and some, at least, will go into research and some will need to know those arcana and quaint academic theories or will work for a company which will create unique products and services which we call innovation. I don't know anything about this Make school but is this the case there?