There 4 big CS schools in the USA, Stanford, Berkeley, MIT, and Carnegie-Mellon. How you define “big school” is left to you, but I’m taking the word of the president of the ACM on this. Carnegie-Mellon University offers the Master in Software Engineering and the Master in IT in distance learning mode. Maybe this says something about how far distance learning has come?

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  1. Maybe this says something about how far distance learning has come?

    Or that there’s money in them thar terminal masters degrees? It seems to me that this is just a higher-margin (because there’s no enrollment limit) version of the traditional self-supporting degree program. Same content, different packaging.

    Comment by Michael Stiber — 29/3/2006 @ 18:12

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