Knowing the "theory" of computer systems (operating systems, networks, compilers, etc.) isn't worth a damn thing if you can't MAKE and MODIFY one. Software eng

Knowing the "theory" of computer systems (operating systems, networks, compilers, etc.) isn't worth a damn thing if you can't MAKE and MODIFY one. Software engineering tools matter because you'll never be able to make or modify a system of any complexity without first engaging with them (to some extent). The broken assumption here is that you can become a competent computer scientist by doing assignments