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Many peers at my CS program (I graduated a few years ago) also wouldn't meet these prereqs. 1. Exclusive use of Windows. You couldn't submit binaries unless it
by shepherdjerred 4y ago
Many peers at my CS program (I graduated a few years ago) also wouldn't meet these prereqs.
1. Exclusive use of Windows. You couldn't submit binaries unless it was compiled with msvc.
2. Junior year was when we were first taught the shell. This was a major challenge for many as they didn't understand commands like `cd` or `dir`.
3. C was never taught, even in our OS course, it was all C++.
4. When working on my senior project with my team, one of my teammates asked if his code needed to compile (the IDE had riddled his code with red underlines for the many, many syntax errors)
5. Bonus: Git was never taught. When I suggested to a teammate that we collaborate on GitHub he instead emailed me his code.