I tend to agree. I didn't actually learn much about development until I did it in my own time a few years after my CS degree. My University had distinct coding

I tend to agree. I didn't actually learn much about development until I did it in my own time a few years after my CS degree. My University had distinct coding courses for Software Programming & Development instead. I think a lot of hiring managers presume CS degree = proficient coder and that's certainly not the case. Unless languages, projects & specific mention of coding is included on a resume then coding ability could easily be zero.