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That might be true for a few very talented and motivated people, but not for the majority. I would take a person with a theoretical computer science degree over
by purplelobster 13y ago
That might be true for a few very talented and motivated people, but not for the majority. I would take a person with a theoretical computer science degree over a self-taught programmer any day, unless the self-taught one is clearly one of those insanely talented people.
- michaelwww 13y agoAgreed, but the vast majority of programming jobs don't require a theoretical computer science degree. It depends on what you're looking for.