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I mean yes, but at least a few years ago when I last looked at this, CS degrees in this country were heavily SE oriented and standalone SE courses were rare. I
by Arch-TK 3y ago
I mean yes, but at least a few years ago when I last looked at this, CS degrees in this country were heavily SE oriented and standalone SE courses were rare. I think the problem was lots of people were applying for CS degrees expecting SE courses and universities adjusted to cater for this. It meant that actual CS degrees seemed sparse for a while.