It seems like the author has a biased opinion that learning to program in a vocational school implies a more comprehensive and focused curriculum on computer science. I disagree. I went to a 4 year uni, and although I did take many classes in physics and math, and not *just* programming, I also had four years of rigorous computer science curriculum; so much rigor, that I'm confident I learned more exhaustive CS and programming skills than others I've worked with from vocational schools have learned. But nonetheless, I agree with the author, that the skills should speak for themselves

didn't the Germans make a strong effort for solid ground in eugenics in say... WW2 ?