No, it is more like the Oracle Education Foundation.Well.. Python Software Foundation isn't Oracle.
No, it is more like the Oracle Education Foundation.Well.. Python Software Foundation isn't Oracle.
I'm not here to fight or be more right than you, I was just arguing and you take everything the wrong way lol
But Its okay, have a good day xd
Not really. I am just making a point that colleges and universities don’t normally base their curriculum of what they can get from a corporation. They often seek support for the curriculum they do develop from corporate partners who can help with it, though.I'm not here to fight or be more right than you, I was just arguing and you take everything the wrong way lol
Hola PBWhat is actually taught in university courses may be largely irrelevant. It is the process of organizing and implementing a solution to a problem. It is not about specific technologies which may or may not have a half-life that exceeds the four years of an undergraduate curriculum. You think your university is on the wrong path? Don't bother whining on a forum, vote with your feet and your wallet.
Yes.With a new school year coming up, this is a question that's been nagging me over the years.
When I was in college (over 30 years ago--I'm old), I majored in Electrical Engineering but then changed majors to Computer Science.
At the time, C and C++ were the mainstream programming languages being used in the electronics system design industry in general.
But I remember being annoyed that the college(s) I went to only taught programming languages like Fortran, and that useless "academic" language Pascal.
In recent years, I worked with a lot of Cornell engineering students on project articles---pretty much all Microchip PIC32 based projects--and the programming language they used--- for about 90% of them -- was Python. I don't know how Python ranks these days as a language used in the industry, but I definitely hear a lot of buzz about it.
My question is, have any of you had a similar experiences in college where they didn't offer programming language courses that were in synch with the times? And has that situation gotten better to your knowledge?
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