Employers aren’t giving up on computer science grads. Here’s what they want instead

Not long ago, a computer science degree was widely seen as a golden ticket to a lucrative career. Over the past year, a different narrative has taken hold: In the age of artificial intelligence, that path is collapsing. From coders working at Chipotle to the ”bursting” of the computer science bubble, a growing chorus has suggested that a degree once synonymous with opportunity no longer delivers. The numbers don’t match the story. The pessimistic narrative around computer...