Arrrg - well done you have successfully triggered a mini-rant :-) I'm currently having problems with the Spanish degree system which is very vocational. The flaw would seem to be that the produced computingers ('tis a word) have done a small module on virtually everything (see the keywords on the CVs) but when actually required to do anything have vast holes in their knowledge up to and including actually being able to do anything with said language (XSLT being my current infuriating example).
I'd imagine it depends a bit more on the course than I am noticing so far or at least I hope it does.
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
timeasmymeasure
no subject
Date: 2007-07-12 04:43 pm (UTC)I'm currently having problems with the Spanish degree system which is very vocational. The flaw would seem to be that the produced computingers ('tis a word) have done a small module on virtually everything (see the keywords on the CVs) but when actually required to do anything have vast holes in their knowledge up to and including actually being able to do anything with said language (XSLT being my current infuriating example).
I'd imagine it depends a bit more on the course than I am noticing so far or at least I hope it does.