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I'm not so sure about this. Maybe if you've graduated from a good school. I've known at least one person who graduated with a CS degree but didn't actually know
by tokipin 12y ago
I'm not so sure about this. Maybe if you've graduated from a good school. I've known at least one person who graduated with a CS degree but didn't actually know how to program. There are many schools where students get by just by copying each other's homework and the professors never punish them for it. My own major (electrical engineering) at the school I went to was almost nothing but students like this. It's a systemic thing and way more common than a lot of people would think.
- ThrustVectoring 12y ago>There are many schools where students get by just by copying each other's homework and the professors never punish them for it. This is much easier to notice in the rest of the hiring process than the same sort of faking in a humanities context.