Before people start preaching 'coding is the new reading/writing', let's get to high school CS requirements first (like any other common science/math class). A

Before people start preaching 'coding is the new reading/writing', let's get to high school CS requirements first (like any other common science/math class). Also, I think there's a sweet spot between a full-on academic CS degree and a level of software proficiency to make someone useful on the job. Whether it be data analytics or basic web development, you don't NEED to know the ins and outs of automata theory or compilers to be a 'coder' with hands-on skills.