After seeing the same mistakes made over and over again I can't help but agree. This is how one builds enterprise software now, and it is poorly understood by m

After seeing the same mistakes made over and over again I can't help but agree. This is how one builds enterprise software now, and it is poorly understood by most developers, although that is starting to change. If I were designing a college curriculum, required courses would include all of the normal CS stuff but also software engineering, distributed computing, design patterns, web application fundamentals, compiler design, databases, DevOps/Cloud, testing fundamentals, UX design, security basics, data science, IT project/process management, essentials of SOA, product mgt and requirements. Of course, it's been so long since I went to college, none of these things existed back in the day, so perhaps modern curriculum has all of these now!