...and the pool of tradesman continues to decline...
...and the pool of tradesman continues to decline...
This is so stupid. At least they are not making it a graduation requirement. The only purpose of trying to require computer science (programming) as a graduation requirement is to flood the market with young people that can "program" and to suppress wages in the market.
Why else do you think all of the major tech companies are pushing for this and investing millions (other than tax write-offs)? It's so in 10-15 years a job that would pay $75k starting now will only pay $45k starting.
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>Michigan's House of Representatives passed a bill requiring all the state's public high schools to offer a computer science course by the start of the 2027-28 school year. (The bill now goes to the Senate, according to a report from Chalkbeat Detroit.)
This is so stupid. At least they are not making it a graduation requirement. The only purpose of trying to require computer science (programming) as a graduation requirement is to flood the market with young people that can "program" and to suppress wages in the market.
Why else do you think all of the major tech companies are pushing for this and investing millions (other than tax write-offs)? It's so in 10-15 years a job that would pay $75k starting now will only pay $45k starting.
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>>Michigan's House of Representatives passed a bill requiring all the state's public high schools to offer a computer science course by the start of the 2027-28 school year. (The bill now goes to the Senate, according to a report from Chalkbeat Detroit.)
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