UT Austin's CS program is all about the science part of computer science, all theory, no real-world-business-practice. I once worked somewhere where they would

UT Austin's CS program is all about the science part of computer science, all theory, no real-world-business-practice. I once worked somewhere where they would toss the resume of anyone who had just graduated from UT and didn't have side work or internships showing they could do practical, production work. That said, UT now has an entrepreneurship program, Longhorn Startup, which I was a design mentor for last semester. I would have loved to have been a part of it when I was in school there. It's taught by local entrepreneurs and business leaders, and you work through a business plan and a product launch for one or more semesters, for credit.