i dont believe there is sense in naming it so people can scape goat it anf solve things by avoiding one bad university. because i think the BA/MA system is a ro

i dont believe there is sense in naming it so people can scape goat it anf solve things by avoiding one bad university. because i think the BA/MA system is a road paved with good intentions. but its leading us to hell. naming any singular entity would just make us think its them to blame, and i believe the problem is endemic. i sat once on a table with PHD students and complained about the quality of introductory courses, where i was then sternly put back in my place with "a university does not prepare for work! it prepares for research!" i told him someone should tell that to all the students enrolling to CS in hopes of careers. not all maybe true, but its more likely most. maybe its this cynism. solving this isnt easy, i would just like to open a school myself, and offer guidance / support for people struggeling as i did myself back then. and my advice to most people who want to pursue CS is to do it via apprenticeship and later approach a technical university. the drama/pitty is that this is a process that starts at 17. when we are most clueless.