Curious what modern schools teach in Computer Science programs

At my university the language used for teaching was predominantly Java, with Python or C# used in some papers. There was an optional operating systems paper which had you writing some assembly to run on an in-house RISC system [1], but a small % of CS+SE students took that paper. I think they’re trending towards using Python for most papers now. Not unreasonable for a paper on data mining or web development, but there’s definitely something being lost where students don’t /need/ to understand how the computer’s working in order to get a passing grade, so there’s no real incentive to dig deeper for the average student. [1] https://wramp.wand.nz/

The University I work for teaches Java in Programming I (the mandatory introductory language) for Computer Scientists, and teaches them some C in Programming II and then a functional language, typically Haskell, and potentially some Rust, Typescript, whatever by the third year as some of the students will be pursuing Theory. The Electronics students learn C at the beginning meanwhile. Students elsewhere in the university learn mostly Python and R.