School put me off going to uni. I don’t need to spend even more hours learning about the fucking benefits and drawbacks of token ring networks.
Government tripling the cost of uni compared to the year before me was also a lot of it. Didn’t learn to drive because insurance alone was £2k which I didn’t have. Now you want me to spend £9k a year? Haha, nope.
They tried to make it sound better by saying its like the cost of going to Starbucks every day. That put me off Starbucks too.
No, but knowing how one works help you get a fuller understanding of data structures. And data structures is definitively something one will use and sometimes create (well, if you’re a back-end dev, anyway)
It’s more your ability to learn. I will probably never need to make my own linked list but learning how to taught me what pointers are.
School put me off going to uni. I don’t need to spend even more hours learning about the fucking benefits and drawbacks of token ring networks.
Government tripling the cost of uni compared to the year before me was also a lot of it. Didn’t learn to drive because insurance alone was £2k which I didn’t have. Now you want me to spend £9k a year? Haha, nope.
They tried to make it sound better by saying its like the cost of going to Starbucks every day. That put me off Starbucks too.
No, but knowing how one works help you get a fuller understanding of data structures. And data structures is definitively something one will use and sometimes create (well, if you’re a back-end dev, anyway)
I think a lot of it is well roundedness and a good foundation for the later practical applications.
I learned basically no practical knowledge with my IT bachelors. But every IT class of my associates degree was a certification prep course.
Tbf, two year programs are great for specific careers.
Lol as a drop out I thought linked list and binary sort were the apex of programming and useful in all context.
ehh, even people that retain literally nothing can get through college to get a paper
Lol, lmao even. Depends on the major and the university/college 😂
Maybe YOUR college