This is the primary goal and nothing must supersede it. The moment anything does, we fail to be a university. That does not, however, mean that there is not a legitimate place for training on how to write a resume or work with a word processor. FUS has ample opportunities for both, whether students take advantage of them or not. My point is that they do not pertain to education and so do not belong in English Lit.
Computer literacy is just as imperative for the high school dropout.
It is a good and necessary thing, but it simply does not pertain to education. Finally, I would like to cover my back by saying that my defense of a proper understanding of liberal arts education is in no way intended to denigrate professional training. We simply have to be careful to keep everything in its proper place. When I said earlier that all the education in the world does not make someone a morally good person, I expect that no teacher was offended. In the same way, when I say that all the computer skills in the world do not make a person educated, I expect that no computer science professor is offended.