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> I'd like to point out that this depends heavily on your institution. My CS program had a class literally called "Formal methods", and every student was requir
by derstander 3y ago
> I'd like to point out that this depends heavily on your institution. My CS program had a class literally called "Formal methods", and every student was required to learn formal proofs before their first programming-heavy class (namely, "Data Structures I").
But compare usage of formal methods and practices in software engineers in a startup (or even well-established company) with engineers designing a bridge, for example.
- mrguyorama 3y agoMy degree is in "Computer Science", NOT "Software engineering" and for that and other reasons I am against calling myself a "Software engineer" I'm not an engineer. I am a subject matter expert employed as a generalist.