People don’t get this up in arms when there is a math course about using math tools or math history or how math is used to solve actual problems, but for some reason they do about computer science.
They just label such people as Applied Mathematicians, or worse: Physicists and Engineers; and then get back to sensible business such as algebraic geometry, complex analysis and group theory.
If universities offered a major in which students learned to operate telescopes of various kinds and sizes, and then called it astrophysics, people would be mad too.
Unlearning Object-Oriented Programming: a course on specific software engineering techniques
Classical Software Studies: a course on the history of software tools
Writing Fast Code in Slow Languages: a course on specific engineering techniques
User Experience of Command Line Tools: an engineering design course
Obsessions of the Programmer Mind: course about engineering conventions and tools.
One day, the name of science will not be so besmirched.