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Maybe what you want is for astronomy to be about looking at stars, not building telescopes. Less flippantly: I think everybody knows that "computer science" B
by philsnow 5y ago
Maybe what you want is for astronomy to be about looking at stars, not building telescopes.
Less flippantly: I think everybody knows that "computer science" BA/BS programs are feeders for the industry (almost exclusively in both directions -- it's hard to get an industry job without a BSCS and the overwhelming majority of BSCS go into industry instead of academia, more so than other bachelors programs).
There are people who wish there were separate tracks for academic-minded folks and industry-minded folks, but young industry-minded folks generally don't want to go to a "trade school"s, they want to go to college and enjoy college culture before they go into industry.
- llbeansandrice 5y agoI said this in another comment less succinctly but I think I'm sensitive to these types of classes because my degree program was chock-full of electives that were basically outdated bootcamps for web dev, mobile dev, cyber security, etc. So I'm generally hesitant to classes that can easily become "Here's how to use Android Studio".