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In the U.S. at least, the standard undergraduate degree is typically 4 years. Most universities offer a range of degrees in the field outside of C.S. which are
by bane 2y ago
In the U.S. at least, the standard undergraduate degree is typically 4 years. Most universities offer a range of degrees in the field outside of C.S. which are very popular as they are now seen as both easier to obtain but also more relevant in the workforce. These include software engineering, systems engineering, information technology, and increasingly just plain old software development.
- baka367 2y agoOne takeaway here is that the university is mostly a theoretical course, that is targeted partly towards the apprentice partly towards the master paths. Out of all the interns i've worked with and hired, it is evident that a university diploma does not guarantee someone to be at a journeyman level, and more likely than otherwise hints towards a mid-level apprentice