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No, in fact, I'd say it's especially useful for non-CS types. I'm an electrical engineer, so instead of networking, my classes focused on signal processing. ROS takes care of all the networking and allows me to get straight to processing data without having to create packets and struct up everything or share memory. The publisher/subscriber foundation of ROS is extremely useful and I would use it even if none of the existing libraries existed or were useful!