Subj : Taking a community college CIS/C++ course
To : Arelor
From : Digital Man
Date : Wed Jan 17 2024 12:25 pm
Re: Taking a community college CIS/C++ course
By: Arelor to Digital Man on Wed Jan 17 2024 01:23 pm
> Now you know why so many people feel betrayed after getting their
> degree and trying to get into the employment market. Half of what they have > been taught
> was full of shit and the other half is outdated. If anybody exits college
> with useful knowledge, it is because their did their own research.
Likely, but I also think the school/professor selection is a critical variable here. I've hired some great new grads and interns from universities with good engineering reputations that have demonstrated a solid comp-sci foundation. I can't afford to try every school's programming curriculum, but I'm definitely curious and plan to do some more research on this topic.
I plan to take the follow-up C++ courses (at minimum) at this same community college and will hopefully get a better sense of what the other professors have to offer. I hope it gets better, but either way, it's been fun so far.
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