It's crazy that they used PHP at all, but that's just me showing my age. Back in my day, high level languages were considered "moving too fast" to be able to b

It's crazy that they used PHP at all, but that's just me showing my age. Back in my day, high level languages were considered "moving too fast" to be able to build a four year degree around. Instead, you had your intro course in C (or was it c++) and everything after that was lower level. There were no web tech type degrees, only computer science, with one of three focuses you could pick from along higher courses- AI (long before the current llm craze) and two others I don't recall anymore, but were more systems level type stuff. If you were lucky, I think there was a fluid dynamics modeling and visualization course that might have used python, but probably was also C.