[dinobones]

It's not that hard to notice this, just google "{university} {degree} syllabus" and you can see all the courses that the student will take.

In my case, I have CS degree and work as SWE but I probably would've been fine with just my Data Structures & Algos course as I already had programming experience.

Are computational theory, circuits 101, discrete math, logic 101, etc necessary for being a good SWE? Probably not, but they do probably expand your mind a bit.