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out of curiosity, why don't modern software engineering courses structure curriculum in such a way that students actually do learn about and then fully program
by Solvency 3y ago
out of curiosity, why don't modern software engineering courses structure curriculum in such a way that students actually do learn about and then fully program entry-level versions of each of these? It would get them exposed not only to tentpole software used cases, but each of them entail a wide array of foundationally diverse programming and algorithmic topics.
- eurekin 3y agoMy memory might be foggy or even scrambled a bit now, but I think I had most of these at my uni's lab at some point or another.