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Sunday June 18, 2006
01:58 PM
Grad school instructor, having never been to college?
I'm just thinking that my accomplishment of having taught a grad-school level course for credit (Intro to Perl 501 for cse.ogi.edu) without having ever been to college might be somewhat rare. Are there other instances that you've seen of a grad-school professor who has never themselves been to anything beyond a high-school education?
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IT, Business and Fine Arts (Score:1)
Programmy type people, business people that have made it independantly and lecture in MBS courses, and people throughout the fine arts that do the odd clase in painting or drama/acting etc.
But for things like engineering or med or law, hell no.
Re:IT, Business and Fine Arts (Score:1)
Yet another proof that software development is merely an occupation, not a profession [hacknot.info].
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Re:IT, Business and Fine Arts (Score:2)
Our Learning Perl course doesn't require a graduate school level understanding of anything.