I went to an old school college, where the emphasis was on learning over, you know, going out to get a job afterwards. Studied hardware, processor design, machi

I went to an old school college, where the emphasis was on learning over, you know, going out to get a job afterwards. Studied hardware, processor design, machine code, OO-design, C then after that Java, statistics calculus etc. Looking back on it now, a lot of the courses could have been replaced with something a bit more practical, e.g., how to use Git. But strangely, some of the larger team projects made all sorts of assumptions around being able to code, knowing about networks and networking etc. which were never explicitly taught in the course.