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Why do you assume that they haven't learned some CS on their own?
by amichail 4y ago
Why do you assume that they haven't learned some CS on their own?
- jqpabc123 4y agoWhy would you assume they have? Maybe they have and maybe they haven't --- it hasn't been proven --- unlike those who completed the first 2 years with a passing grade. Bottom line --- you and I don't make the rules --- the colleges/universities do. If you want what they got, you play by their rules.
- amichail 4y agoThe point is these students would be willing to learn on their own so they can fill any gaps they have from the first two years of CS.
- johndoe0815 4y agoHow long do you expect this to take them... two years? :) Students with significant previous knowledge and/or self-motivation can just join a regular CS program and take the exams early if they have the prerequisite knowledge, so they won't lose a lot of time.
- amichail 4y agoI mean they can learn on their own topics from the first two years of CS that are required in the 3rd/4th year subjects that they are taking. They don't need to learn everything from the first two years of CS.
- jqpabc123 4y agoI mean they can learn on their own topics from the first two years of CS And they are free to continue learning on their own the last 2 years of CS. If you want a degree in CS, you have to earn it --- under the rules of those who can endow you with one. Does this seem unfair to you?
- jqpabc123 4y agoMore unproven assumptions? See the bottom line above.