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You could say that a single class of programming where is teached loops, variables, data structures is enough for most of the work in the industry as well.
by kelvinjps10 2y ago
You could say that a single class of programming where is teached loops, variables, data structures is enough for most of the work in the industry as well.
- danielmarkbruce 2y agoThat's true - but if they take a class on networking or operating systems or distributed systems or (insert lots of courses here) they aren't being taught nonsense that doesn't work... and those disciplines mentioned are used to build the systems that applications run on top of, ie those areas are foundational to the overall system. In finance & economics, all the courses one doesn't need to take isn't material that they can just build on top of because of nice abstractions - they are nonsense that literally isn't used in industry... maybe they are akin to research done in software engineering rather than computer science...
- Pannoniae 2y agoActually that's kinda true. In software, the vast majority (maybe the 90%) of things they teach and people learn are either snake oil, cargo culting or just suboptimal. I think it's true for many other fields, too.