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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't think kids get CS degrees to become programmers. They want to design the next operating system or programming language or platform, and yes, the rocket launches, etc. There are 2-year, on line, and IT degrees for the kind of job you describe.[/quote] +1 IT jobs can easily be outsourced for the types of jobs OP is talking about. I have worked in this space for 20+ years. They are all being outsourced. I don't have a CS degree. I got into it from the business side. I'm a logical thinker, and so could easily pick up the programming part. Combined with my business knowledge, it was an easy fit. But, I have not touched code in 10 years. Those jobs are all outsourced. Now I manage the system, and do PM work. My DC is interested in CS, but we have told him to focus on something else other than generic programming, like cybersecurity, AI, machine learning.[/quote]
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