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Then you shouldn't have a bias against CS degrees; you should simply see them as zero-information attributes. (Which, I think, is correct in a general sense: a
by shaggyfrog 15y ago
Then you shouldn't have a bias against CS degrees; you should simply see them as zero-information attributes.
(Which, I think, is correct in a general sense: a resume should get a candidate to an interview, not earn the job on its own.)
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- ericbrunstad 15y agoWell, there's no way someone could get a degree in CS from Carnegie Mellon without learning quite a bit. For instance, they must take 15-213, which is an excellent systems programming course (students learn about virtual memory, UNIX programming, properties of integers that are useful for handling overflow, etc).