>>11057510Actually, computer science as of now is pretty much perfect.
We are facing a subject where its contents are deeply tied to the intelligence of the student.
If you get a smart student, he will eventually question the nature of functions and automation, which automatically opens the path to understanding 'computation' as a whole.
If you get a trash tier student, his biggest wisdom in life will be 'docker is cool' and 'muh C uses pointers, we need no vm'.
Both things are attainable by studying, although there is no way to sort these people out, either beforehand or after graduation.
