There’s been a move away from requirements for CS degrees in software development over the last decade or so, but that shouldn’t mean that key concepts like asy

There’s been a move away from requirements for CS degrees in software development over the last decade or so, but that shouldn’t mean that key concepts like asymptomatic complexity are not needed, only that they are sometimes understood at a more intuitive and less academic level. The author is a senior engineer, I have no doubt that they could describe difference between a linear and polynomial-time algorithm and the potential concerns with the latter even if they might not use that terminology because of a trend against academic-sounding lingo.