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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]If you really want a top CS program, you'd do CS at Princeton, not Yale, but it's very demanding[/quote] Been there, done that. It’s way too theoretical, very disconnected from the real world. Lots of “rigor” for very little real world skill building. [/quote] +1 If your kid wants to do CS, neither Yale nor Princeton is a good choice. [/quote] Princeton is top 10 for CS.[/quote] Well, the Princeton CS grad I was responding to clearly did not feel that the training had any real world relevance even if Princeton is rated top 10 for CS. [/quote] Nonsense.[/quote] I've heard the same thing from a Caltech grad. They are theoretical - heavy on theory with no hands-on trainings. If you ask the young Sheldons to connect printers to PC for you in the office, they are totally lost. Not theoretical enough. [/quote]
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