I can't believe some of the code I see coming from people who hold CS master's degrees. Practical, directed experience in actually deploying applications is a really great solution.
The students who do this are going to smoke fresh CS grads on the job. I absolutely cannot wait to see the pedagogical trashfire the universities create trying to replicate this in a couple yearshttps://twitter.com/Austen/status/1069584117858267136 …
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Seriously they've already outclassed uni grads now. There is not point anymore
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it wouldn't be school without group projects where you want to murder at least one person on your team. A perfect way to prepare for being a grown up with a real job!
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I view university as a quest for knowledge - yes there should be more attractive trade-school type training for development work but I went to uni as a right of passage (lucky that didn't cost me an arm and a leg) and a way to learn more about the world - not just to get a job
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You obviously haven't looked at the structure of Lambda School if you think it's a 10 week crash course that only covers tools and templates.
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I bet universities won't try to replicate! They're in it to teach kids how to learn not find jobs, pfft.
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Curious what you think of their financing model...17% of your salary for two years, max of $30k. Or $20k up front.
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