The role of computer science minors in undergraduate and graduate curriculums
Gerald N. Pitts, Barry L. Bateman · 1975
It has been estimated that over 200,000 computer related jobs went begging in the United States in 1974 because of lack of qualified college graduates. Both Industry and Government are concerned about the lack of practical knowledge of college graduates. A national survey estimated that 95 percent of all undergraduate business majors had to be re-educated to the tune of $8,000 each on the average before they could be considered productive workers.