Unfortunately, at my University the SE program was mostly building UML and ER diagrams and memorizing agile terms. Software design was a minor part of it. I wa

Unfortunately, at my University the SE program was mostly building UML and ER diagrams and memorizing agile terms. Software design was a minor part of it. I was CS, but had a lot of SE friends, and we all agree that the best SE course was the one that was mandatory for all computing majors. It covered version control and branching, testing, design process, abstraction design, etc. That class was probably one of the most daily applicable things I learned, I took it in my third semester. If my university offered more courses of that caliber, that didn't rehash and force memorization of buzzwords, then that program would've been incredible.