On 3/20/2026 9:53 PM, Janis Papanagnou wrote:This is certainly correct. - But I've met all sorts of "CV"s. TitlesOn 2026-03-20 22:10, DFS wrote:It was meant as a compliment. Plenty of CS professors have good practical and industry experience, too, which you'll see on their bios and cv's.>>
Sometimes listening to you clc guys is like listening to a room full of CS professors (which I suspect some of you are or were).
CS professors sitting in their ivory tower and without practical
experiences, and programmers without a substantial CS background;
both of these extreme characters can be problematic (if fanatic).
alone doesn't mean anything! Some proficiencies are how good they are
teaching, doing relevant research, having actually spent significant
time in relevant industrial areas (as you say), and whatnot.
It's got to be tough to find good CS teachers that stick around, given they can probably make much more money in private industry.Depends on the mindset, I suppose; whether their primary goal is to
make money or to disseminate their valuable academic knowledge.
I've met the whole range from excellent to lousy CS teachers.
Janis
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