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I would argue that it's not necessarily the job of a computer science degree to teach you programming, which is more about the craftsmanship and likely should b
by throwaway675309 4y ago
I would argue that it's not necessarily the job of a computer science degree to teach you programming, which is more about the craftsmanship and likely should be practiced and learned individually. Computer science is about the theoretics. I greatly value the CS education I received in linear algebra, discrete mathematics, etc. which I decidedly would not have learned on the job.
If you just want to learn programming you may as well just enroll in a code camp.
- scrapcode 4y agoThere were some decent courses that I got something out of, mostly business-related courses. Even those seemed pretty outdated, though. If I was spending my own money on a 4-year degree in Computer Science with a focus on Software Development, I would certainly expect to come out of it with some sort of foundation of proper development.