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The value of my university was the interdisciplinary parts, forcing me to get exposed to things I would have ignored. I think the application of computer scien
by rolltiide 7y ago
The value of my university was the interdisciplinary parts, forcing me to get exposed to things I would have ignored.
I think the application of computer science aficionados to ethics, biology, sound production or many other electives increases the mindshare and cross drift
Most of this is irrelevant to the private sector at static point in time. So the sheet of paper saying I went there and the brand is all icing on the cake.
No, it isn't a necessary credential to contribute to companies needing to build things with code. That was not always clear and may not be clear in the future.