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This is like saying "learn to read a schematic to become an electrical engineer." There's a hell of a lot more to engineering than that. Couldn't they at least
by HeyLaughingBoy 6y ago
This is like saying "learn to read a schematic to become an electrical engineer."
There's a hell of a lot more to engineering than that. Couldn't they at least have said "learn coding to become a programmer?"
- dang 6y agoPlease let's not have yet another semantic argument about that.
- shawndrost 6y agoOh hello, guy that complains about the way that the term "software engineer" is used! Outside of your head, the job title "Software Engineer" is mainly used to describe computer programmers that do not do formal engineering. The battle to "protect" the term (as a designator of formal "engineer" status) has already been fought and definitively lost. As such: Regardless of what C0D3 or its students desire, any successful grad of the platform will have to learn that "software engineer" is a job title that they qualify for. Unless you care more about this linguistic drift than you care about junior devs' job prospects, you (and everyone else) should be quiet about this forever.
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