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Depends if you consider 1990's computers simple. On my degree, we had to implement compilers, db system with B-Tree indexes mapping into i-nodes, extend an exi
by pjmlp 2mo ago
Depends if you consider 1990's computers simple.
On my degree, we had to implement compilers, db system with B-Tree indexes mapping into i-nodes, extend an existing toy OS with cooperative multi-threadeding, and device drivers for PC floppies.
In digital circuits design, we got to create our own tiny CPU, and besides the digital design, some folks did the optional part of actually implementing it on a breadboard.
Among several other projects.
When a Software Engineering degree is 5 years, there is plenty of time for such stuff.
- jruohonen 2mo agoWhile not explicitly related to the topic any more: yes, things surely have changed, and I am not sure for the better. I suppose that was also what Cox was saying between the lines at least to some extent.