> However, it's often totally irrelevant to the real work in the software engineering industry. That's not a problem with the CS degree. I mean it's the same f

> However, it's often totally irrelevant to the real work in the software engineering industry. That's not a problem with the CS degree. I mean it's the same for every industry and degree then. You study years of law only to spend most of it helping people exchange real estate contracts etc. The average <any role> often degenerates into a boring repetitive task. The average doctor at a local clinic likely repeats the same diagnosis every day.