Agreed. IE lends itself perfectly. Other disciplines really don’t. The business classes crowd out deeper technical classes, but more importantly, signal to employers that you’re not interested in long term technical work. Management generally comes from a seasoned technical employee pool, and is often paid to go back to school.
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