In The Wall Street Journal, Kirk McDonald writes that college graduates without basic computer programming skills are shortchanging their career choices.Even if your dream job is in marketing or sales or another department seemingly unrelated to programming, I’m not going to hire you unless you can at least understand the basic way my company works. And I’m not alone. If you want a job in media, technology or a related field, make learning basic computer language your goal this summer. … So congratulations again on your achievement—and good luck getting your real-world education.