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For questions about teaching Computer Science at an undergraduate level. Use this tag to clarify the level of the students being taught, but ensure that you provide as much context about their ability and experience in the question.
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On studying Computer Science vs. Software Engineering to become a proficient coder
I would say that the two most valuable skills you can pick up from a typical university course of study are:
analysis / design skills, both for functionality and data, and an appreciation for the im …
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