Why do we hate CS degrees again?

>>55624726
Because everyone here has a code camp degree and all they know is how to do basic algorithms in Python. That's the same reason people here hate C++.

>>55624744
/g/ is mostly freshman CS majors (at best.) Thus the obsession with cool meme languages like Haskell and their general comfort with Java.

Because I, as a biology major, can code, use algos, and design software better than most of the comp sci majors that have come through our office.

>>55624726
They're meaningless, yet almost universally required. No programming job requires the theoretical stuff they teach in college; someone who spent six months learning how to code and then 3.5 years learning on the job will be orders of magnitude more productive than someone who spent 4 years in college learning irrelevant garbage.

>>55625478
People don't get that CS is not programming

>>55624726
Because 2/3 people with CS majors are unemployed. It's literally a meme major.

>>55625613
99% of people majoring in CS are there so they can get a programming job. 90% of programming jobs only hire people with CS.

It's maddening. They should be teaching software engineering skills at trade schools and companies should be hiring from there!

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>>55625629

Can you get anywhere with a Software Engineering degree?

>>55627788
welfare office maybe

>>55624726
Because, obviously, all degrees are memes. Every. Single. One. A majority of /g/ would totally have one of those high-paying, high-demand positions if they didn't require them to go places and learn how to do things in a group requirement. It's all a scam to keep the normies working and the /g/entoomen in their perverbial basements.

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/g/oons take CS in uni but avoid taking difficult math/stats courses. They then end up w/ an easily replaceable skill set and no job prospects which they blame on the degree, because it's easier to blame the degree than it is to blame oneself.