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How many have been given the opportunity to do so? Could a pure apprenticeship model without universities (but still with lots of theory) work for engineering
by nitrogen 5y ago
How many have been given the opportunity to do so? Could a pure apprenticeship model without universities (but still with lots of theory) work for engineering professions?
- b9a2cab5 5y agoLambda School shows it doesn't work for software engineering. A so-called "apprenticeship" model for something like mechanical engineering would basically be the exact same set of (difficult) math and physics courses but without the garbage breadth requirements, which doesn't exactly sound attractive to dropouts.
- alphabettsy 5y agoOr maybe Lambda school doesn’t work?
- nitrogen 5y agowithout the garbage breadth requirements, which doesn't exactly sound attractive to dropouts. Idk, I can imagine a class of "dropout" who would find that very appealing. And I've worked with devs who used Lambda or other bootcamps to transition from another technical/professional career into software, so it's not a completely useless model.