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From: waltersr@usa.pipeline.com
Subject: Re: Ada95: The Real Job Market and College Life
Date: 1996/04/11
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W H A T  D O E S  T H I S  H A V E  T O  D O  W I T H  A D A! 
On Apr 10, 1996 15:13:17 in article <Re: Ada95: The Real Job Market and
College Life>, 'dewar@cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)' wrote: 
 
 
>T.E.D. says 
> 
>"As a (proud?) holder of a B.S. degree in computer science from a 
>CSAB-accredited program, I can tell you I am a TINY minority among 
>my co-workers. So apparently we don't even expect a CS degree from 
>a graduating student!" 
> 
>I am not sure if you are placing the emphasis on the CS degree or 
>the C 
>CSAB accreditation (many large schools do not bother with this or 
>other similar special purpose accreditation). 
> 
>If CSAB, then sure, I would expect that. If the CS degree that is 
>changing. Certainly the financial industry in NYC expects CS degress 
>from all its new hires. 
> 
-- 
Walter B. Hollman Sr