this is true, in theory getting computer course here in the phils is just a minor subject,
comsci should be focus its 1-2 years (at least) only and only in programming.


but the other factor which we cant deny is the economic status of our nation, china is rich country and we are developing country, from there we can see limited resources that we have,
plus the fact that our government is infected of corruption, instead of giving the support for the phils. IT industry, the're putting it on in their pockets. :)
that's only my opinion.


/msl

Pablo Manalastas wrote:

2. Because we have to do senior high-school material in college
(History, Theology, Philosophy, elementary algebra), together
with some sprinkling of computer science (programming).  Our
foreign counterparts do nothing but hard computer science in
the University.

3. Because for our foreign counterparts, programming is a way
of life, like walking or breathing.  For us, programming is
a homework assignment due in three weeks, which we try to finish
one or two nights before the deadline.

4. Because they love to program, and they get orgasm when they
finally get that elusive code to compute the incenter given
the coordinates of the three vertices, or generate all proper
subgroups of a finite group, etc.  We, we get our orgasm the
normal way.

So, if we like to code like the Chinese wizards, we have to live
like they live, think like they think, and love programming
like they love.

To put this on track: Why doesn't U.A. & P use Linux for
the ACM programming contest?  After all, PC^2 runs on Linux!

P~Manalastas

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