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No, in my experience it's mostly about the competence of your peers and the expectations of your professors. Decent schools teach you about operating systems. G
by Locke1689 15y ago
No, in my experience it's mostly about the competence of your peers and the expectations of your professors. Decent schools teach you about operating systems. Great schools make you write an operating system and don't care when you bitch that it's "too hard" and takes 20 hours a week for that one class.
- tomkinstinch 15y agoMastery through rigor is one interpretation. For me being well-educated is about expanding one's scope of knowledge beyond a myopic mastery of a particular niche to an understanding of the power and potential of their craft, in the context of current society as well as history. How can I use what I know to improve things, and what have others tried before? What knowledge can I borrow from other fields to be more effective?