In my experience, university CS courses are always pushing woefully outdated tooling and avoiding any remotely modern standard practices like the plague. I was

In my experience, university CS courses are always pushing woefully outdated tooling and avoiding any remotely modern standard practices like the plague. I was lucky to have one course in 2018 in which the professor actually included the most bare bones `git` usage. I actually never had a class in which an IDE was recommended. In 2008 I did have a class on C (first half C, second half Java) in which we were restricted to using C89 because that was most widely adopted in industry. I really missed block-scoped variables in for loops (`for (int i = 0...)`).