> Shouldn't this be a pretty fundamental part of a degree? If you're in school right now for a CS or SWE related degree, I would imagine you're learning how code actually works, how the math actually works, etc.
CS and SWE are radically different subjects. Science vs Engineering. I'm sure it varies by school but many CS grads will have approximately zero exposure to engineering concepts or any of the latest and greatest frameworks.
CS and SWE are radically different subjects. Science vs Engineering. I'm sure it varies by school but many CS grads will have approximately zero exposure to engineering concepts or any of the latest and greatest frameworks.