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At least Portuguese universities always have introduction lectures to everything relevant in CS, electives are for deep diving, and you always need to do a bunch of them for getting the graduation credits.

Pity it isn't the same everywhere then.



>everything relevant in CS

Literally not possible in 3 years.


Traditional Portuguese degrees in Software Engineering are 5 years, on average people take 7.

When Bologna came around and reduced them to 3, Portuguese universities got around it by offering degree + MSc, so basically business as usual.

Known in English as Licentiate Degree.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Licentiate_(degree)

So, nope not 3 years.


Yes, but we have been discussing bachelor's degrees, not bachelor's + master's.


In Licentiate, bachelor's are 5 years, master 2 years, and PhD another 3.

One of the reasons to Bologna was to try to harmonize the fact that countries like Portugal, someone with a degree would be downgraded when applying abroad.

So we are pretty much discussing bachelor degrees.




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