Much, but not all, I suspect. A common complaint about British "computer science" courses today, when compared to their US counterparts, is that they're too focused on specific technologies and software engineering in general (rather than math and computational theory). This is one of the complaints D had of the US courses in the 70s. But perhaps things are different in his country.
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Much, but not all, I suspect. A common complaint about British "computer science" courses today, when compared to their US counterparts, is that they're too focused on specific technologies and software engineering in general (rather than math and computational theory). This is one of the complaints D had of the US courses in the 70s. But perhaps things are different in his country.