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>it jeopardizes the students’ reputations, as their degrees in the process may become devalued." Hahahaha Could you imagine how different schools would be if
by daodedickinson 8y ago
>it jeopardizes the students’ reputations, as their degrees in the process may become devalued."
Hahahaha
Could you imagine how different schools would be if they put that motivation over money? At Eastern Washington, the CS professors admitted that they have to give, without exaggeration, roughly half of their degrees to people that have no idea what they're doing and have only demonstrated incompetence.
- twblalock 8y ago> At Eastern Washington, the CS professors admitted that they have to give, without exaggeration, roughly half of their degrees to people that have no idea what they're doing and have only demonstrated incompetence. This is why we have such stringent interview processes in the software industry. Credentials don't mean anything when a large percentage of graduates aren't qualified to do the work.