Nice thread OP, Apple posting yields more (you)s though. Be efficient.

>>55124276
>apple posting

>>55124110
Daily reminder that CS is not a degree in IT administration, computers or computer technology. I do not expect any CS graduate to have any kind of IT skills. What I do expect them to have is mathematical skills and abstract logic solving skills

>>55124404

I just expect them to be able to know the difference in time complexity between operations on a linked list and an array.

>>55124404
The ones I've always met have terrible problem solving skills.

>>55124442
I expect them to be able to solve abstract logic problems and then find a formal proof about why their solution is internally consistent. I can barely call them a computer scientist if they cannot do this for any given problem of this kind.

>>55124489

>for any given problem of this kind

So if we just made you go ask people for solutions to problems we'd run out of gold for Nobel prices?

> solve abstract logic problems

One does not "solve" problems. This is not grade school math. One reasons about them.

Sometimes when you reason about something you come up with a result that might have applications. CS is to programming what math is to physics.

>>55124110
Probably because computer science has nothing to do with technology.

>>55124768
Then why do they all pretend to be some kind of tech gods

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>>55124768

You know even most pure mathematicians consider math to be related to technology?

read the "objections" section of the wikipedia article for set theory.

Trying to deny computer science has anything to do with real computers and practical problems is delusional faggotry.