Raw LLM Responses

Actually tho. Arguably I went to a college prep high school but in many areas my undergrad was easier than high school. In CS I dont mind non CS classes being easier but it seems clear that the programs I'm in (transferred 3rd year undergrad) are designed to give people who come in knowing only how to use office programs and a web browser, an undergraduate degree in CS or SE. This is more or less the case for the engineering private school I started in, and the public school I transferred to. A CS degree in the modern day is often just SE. Yes there are some theory and science classes CS majors would often take, but in reality computer science is the study of algorithms and computational problems, which is not exactly a common job role outside academic research, and software engineering is the design and creation of software, which in the job market especially entry level its just following the latest trends in APIs and frameworks (compare entry level devops positions to entry level full stack dev positions available, to senior [insert language here] programmer positions)