??? 01/24/08 01:27 Read: times |
#149891 - Possibly Responding to: ???'s previous message |
David Gal said:
I guarantee you that at 95% of schools in the US (including the top ones) you can escape with a B.S. in CS and never code a line of C. You can walk away only knowing Java. Granted things may have changed since I got my BSCS (not really that long ago), but still...how do you justify that 95%? Do you have data to back it up? The math classes you refer to aren't requirements anymore. You don't need to know calculus to be a CS major anymore. Math requirements for my CS degree: Calc through multi-variable, Probability and Statistics (upper division), Finite Autonoma, Analysis of Algorithms, Finite Math, Discrete Math (2 courses), and others I don't recall at the moment. The university I attended doesn't even have a particularly good reputation. Any place that doesn't require at least that much math is not granting a CS degree. Call it a computer technology degree or information technology or whatever, but it's not computer science. |