Isn't this what internships and part-time jobs are for? Plus you can integrate basic software engineering by working in teams in school or just have one class.

Isn't this what internships and part-time jobs are for? Plus you can integrate basic software engineering by working in teams in school or just have one class. What specifically in software engineering does it require an offshoot a new major? Languages, tools, how to work in a team? You can have just one class that is required for that instead of having an entirely separate major. All those things can become outdated quickly. You can also provide student-run courses or hackathons for generating real projects outside of class. I might sound callous, but I'm honestly curious what kind of material would be taught in "Software Engineering" major that would separate it from computer science as a major?