A commerce or social science student taking one computing course may build tools that shape real decisions. A polished interface can hide serious errors. Without learning what can go wrong and how to check, the student may never acquire these essential skills, notes Aalok Thakkar, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Ashoka University.
\n\nVisit an engineering college in India during placement season, and you will hear the same question from students, faculty and recruiters: If an AI agent can write the code, what exactly are we training students to do? I teach computer science. When I found that my students were submitting working code they could not explain, I turned to in-person exams and viva voce assessments.
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