I couldn't agree more, if this is I/O 101 then most network programmers I've met weren't even aware this course existed! Heck, back when I was in CS I had one

I couldn't agree more, if this is I/O 101 then most network programmers I've met weren't even aware this course existed! Heck, back when I was in CS I had one teacher who was saying "use Java applets for web forms, its more secure since you can't right click to view the source to see the field names in order to forge a request". Somehow most of his students ended up on government contracts..