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Without understanding *how* software works (i.e. having studied Computer Science), it's possible to write software that works - that accomplishes the task.
Without understanding the mechanisms of drama and storytelling, it's possible to tell a story. Now, I'm not saying that a *degree* in Computer Science is necessary for quality software. Neither am I saying that a degree in English is required before one can write a great (english) story or novel. The key is the study. Whether achieving a formal degree or not, study improves practice. So, yes, I agree that Computer Science is as useful for writing good software as the ability to Read Critically is for writing a good story. Whatever you do, study how others do it in order to improve! ...or were you being facetious... :-) In reply to Re: (OT?) Usefulness of CS
by mrbbking
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