At RIT at least, R and NumPy aren't in the core curriculum. Instead, there is a "Statistical Computing" class which covers SAS. Most students either use Minitab or Excel. Surprisingly (or not), a lot of in-class work is done using a graphing calculator. Of course, that also carries into a lot of the homework.
I wonder, do statisticians actually use graphing calculators to do stats?
I wonder, do statisticians actually use graphing calculators to do stats?