I’m quick to think this is an issue of bad educational standard mixed with confused terminology. Computer science is a very theoretical subject with very few directly practical applications. It’s like studying pure math and expecting to be a qualified engineer - you can technically do the numbers, but have no idea about the practicality.
I’ve never met a person with a computer science degree who was skilled at operating a computer, never mind practical coding. And I’ve met many. Most of them expected something very different from what they actually learned.
I’m quick to think this is an issue of bad educational standard mixed with confused terminology. Computer science is a very theoretical subject with very few directly practical applications. It’s like studying pure math and expecting to be a qualified engineer - you can technically do the numbers, but have no idea about the practicality.
I’ve never met a person with a computer science degree who was skilled at operating a computer, never mind practical coding. And I’ve met many. Most of them expected something very different from what they actually learned.