I graduated in '08, although my major was IT and not CS. All the CS courses I took (pretty much all the required 100- and 200-level classes, a couple of 300-lev

I graduated in '08, although my major was IT and not CS. All the CS courses I took (pretty much all the required 100- and 200-level classes, a couple of 300-level electives) were in Java (although in one class we used Prolog for some stuff). Other coding classes for my major included Computer Architecture in which we used C and MIPS assembly, some web programming class that was JavaScript and PHP, Systems Administration that was Python, Information Assurance and Security used a lot of C (mainly for demonstrating various flaws). In most other classes were given a lot of freedom in the language because we were graded on functionality, not code. I generally focused on C, Python and Java.