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I don't think I've ever heard anyone claim otherwise. Someone with a bachelor's and no experience is only qualified for entry-level jobs, where they will genera

I don't think I've ever heard anyone claim otherwise. Someone with a bachelor's and no experience is only qualified for entry-level jobs, where they will generally be working under close supervision.

angry_octet 6y ago
The sentiment I get from some people is that traditional, pure CS educations are in some way uniquely qualifing, and software eng subjects (config mgmt, project mgmt, requirements/design/V&V) are trade skills and paperwork that don't have rigour, whereas in reality they are foundational skills for big/complex software projects. It is as reductionist as saying CS is just programming.