system
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human
Why isn't there a CS discipline that goes deeper into SQL, databases, and relational algebra?

Most CS programs I see focus on the same things: AI/ML, SWE, systems, networking, theory, etc. But isn't data management, relational algebra, theory of information, almost just as important as some of these other areas?
gpt
There is. There are entire journals and conferences dedicated to these topics. If you're talking about at an undergraduate level, then everything at an undergraduate level is fairly shallow. You do not go deeper into subjects until you focus on a particular area at a graduate level, and particularly when you look at a specific research area in a PhD.