Shane O'Donnell wrote:
Arguably, most true CS and/or EE programs spend far too much time
talking about the "science" or "engineering" pieces for the taste of
most of today's businesses.
As an EE student who is bound more towards the research end of the
spectrum (hopefully) in my career, I appreciate the amount of "science
speak" that goes on in my program. Although most folks may pursue a job
after their B.S., not all of us do. Perhaps options to take courses on
the business side would be more appropriate than a mandate to do so, at
least in my opinion. At NC State, this is a route one could take with
their general education. It's all really a matter of what the student
is looking for in their education...
Randy Barlow
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