The problem is, knowing how to program without understanding much computer science is useful only for the most basic of tasks, and I expect that the demand for

The problem is, knowing how to program without understanding much computer science is useful only for the most basic of tasks, and I expect that the demand for some of those more basic tasks, or at least for people to know a generic programming language (as opposed to something more domain specific) is going to dry up as the underlying problems are solved in more generic ways, and higher level languages become increasingly more feasible for programmers with computer science backgrounds to use in production without the need for vocational-training-only programmers to churn out their boilerplate.