In the late 1990s The CS department at the University of Utah (where I'm currently studying) shifted focus from graduating a few really good developers each year to graduating a bunch of mediocre ones. After the dotcom bubble burst, the students who were willing to be the mediocre developers started signing up for different majors.
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In the late 1990s The CS department at the University of Utah (where I'm currently studying) shifted focus from graduating a few really good developers each year to graduating a bunch of mediocre ones. After the dotcom bubble burst, the students who were willing to be the mediocre developers started signing up for different majors.
Just speculation on my part.
-- n8