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Why not teach students a technology that could potentially make them money (maybe even a lot of money) while they're still in school or shortly thereafter? Of c
by zzzmarcus 18y ago
Why not teach students a technology that could potentially make them money (maybe even a lot of money) while they're still in school or shortly thereafter? Of course they should keep and require the basics as well, but what better way to build enthusiasm for programming than becoming a successful programmer?
- bootload 18y ago"... Why not teach students a technology that could potentially make them money ..." Because technology changes and the money follows. This is the problem of trying to teach specifics rather than general principles. Most engineering degrees in Aus. have a 1 year 'in-industry' year before graduation. Does CS needs something like this for grads to cut their teeth in technology specifics?