@dogfox @tante I studied software engineering, and it felt highly managerial and corporate bullshit-y, like you make a grand top-down design and order lesser people around telling them what to do. The curriculum was wholly centered around Microsoft enterprise products, like a first free dose offered to students so that they later persuade employers to buy their products. (Some professors let me do my own version of their assignments using LAMP and GNU Octave instead.) I prefer software development, which has more room for experiments, soloists and grassroots communities.