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by ams6110
3435 days ago
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Same with my degree program. Learning the programming language used for any particular class was an "exercise left to the student." After I finished my undergrad degree I had an "exit interview" and I mentioned that this was one of the things I liked about the curriculum, because it helped me see that the abstract computing theory is what is important, and languages are largely a matter of syntax and convenience. The professor's response was that they so often hear the opposite, that students complain that they don't learn languages that employers want. |
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