Way back in my matriculation, I saw the same behavior but written in terms of CVS, even. As some other posters have written, CS, as it is purely taught, doesn'

Way back in my matriculation, I saw the same behavior but written in terms of CVS, even. As some other posters have written, CS, as it is purely taught, doesn't often touch on the realities of software engineering and delivery. IMO, it should. An education without any relation to practical skills just makes it that much harder to leverage what you learn.