As opposed to such paltry fields as literature, mathematics, physics, history, etc.?
As the (16th C?) Scottish poet Dunbar wrote, The life so short, the craft so long to learn.
Sounds like a great idea. Maybe this will wake employers or even non technical people up that graduating with a computer science degree doesn't always (and usually they shouldn't have to) know everything from computer graphics, database management, system administration, application programming, and fixing your broken computer.