i agree that what i am proposing does not require a 4-year degree. i don't think that most undergraduates should spend four years in school.
"no one respects a vocational education" is cargo cult thinking. elite universities don't write world-changing software, educated, motivated people do.
i come not to butcher academia. as one of the least reformable institutions in our society, i'm pretty much indifferent to academia.
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i agree that what i am proposing does not require a 4-year degree. i don't think that most undergraduates should spend four years in school.
"no one respects a vocational education" is cargo cult thinking. elite universities don't write world-changing software, educated, motivated people do.
i come not to butcher academia. as one of the least reformable institutions in our society, i'm pretty much indifferent to academia.
>elite universities don't write world-changing software, educated, motivated people do.
Mosaic, which was the precursor to Netscape and IE, came from a project at NCSA at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Oh, an industry supremacist.
Uh, no. Did you even read the post?
You seem to quite definitely be stating a belief that industry is more valuable to society than academia.