On 11/30/2018 02:33 PM, Jim Manley via cctalk wrote:
There's enough slack in the approved offerings
that electives can be
weighted more toward the technical direction (e.g., user interface and
experience) or the arts direction (e.g., psychology and history). The idea
was to close the severely-growing gap between those who know everything
about computing and those who need to know enough, but not everything, to
be truly effective in the information-dominant world we've been careening
toward without nearly enough preparation of future generations.
I kept thinking to myself that many of the people that are considered
pioneers in computers were actually something else by trade and learned
how to use computers and / or created what they needed for the computer
to be able to do their primary job.
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Grant. . . .
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