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The simple reality is there’s no economic reason to do that. That $350,000 goes towards staff, facilities, and research projects. If they had the choice betwe
by tjohns 6y ago
The simple reality is there’s no economic reason to do that.
That $350,000 goes towards staff, facilities, and research projects.
If they had the choice between funding new cutting-edge research or migrating some obscure legacy code, the new research will always win. It’s not even a hard choice.
- philderbeast 6y agoand that just makes you wonder why they expect students to keep paying them to do courses they wont even do the basics to ensure they are relevant and useful.