Re: Obj-C and Mac OS BSIT Degree
Re: Obj-C and Mac OS BSIT Degree
- Subject: Re: Obj-C and Mac OS BSIT Degree
- From: Corbin Dunn <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 04 Jan 2008 11:39:46 -0800
(Someone, I think on this list, commented that one of the things
that makes
the average Cocoa programmer much better than the average Java
programmer is
that Cocoa *isn't* taught in schools, so the Cocoa programmer is
motivated
That's a great comment, and it is true for most people, but Cocoa is
taught in at least one school. Stanford offers CS193E Cocoa
Programming. If you are looking for a school that leads you towards
Apple development, Stanford might be a good pick. However, as others
have mentioned, the best programmers have as solid base in data
structures and algorithms, and the language or platform really doesn't
matter so much (at first).
--corbin
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