>>>>And yes, anyone whose taken much more than CS101 should know what a tree or linked list is, and anyone with a topology course should recognize a digraph.
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>>>Ed,
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>>>This is more related to the "Advanced Degree" thread than to this, but I think it may be appropriate here.
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>>>FWIW, anyone who's gone beyond CS101, should also have taken a course in Discrete Math. I can't imagine being a programmer and not having had that course. Makes life a lot simpler.
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>>I'll add to that list Numerical Analysis (solutions to most problems can only be approximated), DiffEQ, Linear Algegra and Set Theory.
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>Let's not ignore the non-mathematical side of things; I can't imagine not requiring Perception and Cognition, Formal Logic and the History of the Dilbert Comic Strip... < g >

Ah, yes! A gross oversight on my part.
I think I will go code myself a mini-van! :-)
JLK