> > Had she followed that advice in the 60s, she points out, her students would have spent their time studying JCL
> That’s kind of irrelevant.
To be fair, I graduated from a small college in 2001 and I still had a course on JCL. Local industry used it and my program was basically a factory for graduating programmers who could help fix Y2K issues.
> That’s kind of irrelevant.
To be fair, I graduated from a small college in 2001 and I still had a course on JCL. Local industry used it and my program was basically a factory for graduating programmers who could help fix Y2K issues.