Not that I have anything against computer science, mind you. It's a wonderful discipline. Without it we wouldn't have the processor sophistication we have today, or have nearly as many people trained to work with complex computer architectures. Neither can I blame the educators for their decisions. A modern university has a lot on its plate.
Information overload is a real problem.
There are too many subjects to teach, and too few hours available in which to teach them. The result, though, has been near disaster for many high-speed design projects. Analog effects are beginning to dominate system design. Digital designers without basic analog training are operating at a serious disadvantage. In reaction to this trend, some colleges and universities have begun re-introducing analog material in their computer science curriculum.