Yes interesting...I almost received a degree in computer engineering in 1988 from a highly regarded technical university.<p>Back then, there was absolutely no substitute for the in-house training I got from going to classes and doing my homework and taking the test etc etc...<p>Today, I am far from convinced that people cannot simple learn the informational part of it all through (yes albeit intense) online courses, videos, and training.<p>Do we want people building bridges and building without proving they understand their static and dynamic physics and structural limitations of materials and such??<p>Of course not...but these things can be solved via various technical means that do not necessarily require sitting in real-world, outdated classrooms.