Most software jobs don't require the deeper mathematical and technical aspects of a CS degree. The vast majority of developers these days just glue together li

Most software jobs don't require the deeper mathematical and technical aspects of a CS degree. The vast majority of developers these days just glue together libraries written by other people[0] and CS doesn't come into play for them. ... but if you find yourself in a career path where you need deeper CS knowledge but don't have it, you will really be up the creek without a paddle. [0] And by that I mean "libraries written by people who do have CS degrees" or usually at least the equivalent knowledge.