Some are good at datastructures, some are good with algorithms, some are still studying concurancy, parallelism, and distributed systems, and the rest know cryptography (which I hold as not being a Computer Science discipline).

Very very few people have a rock solid grasp of everything (that I consider) in the CS field. If he underwent this curriculum and actually learned all of what he said he did he's a genious. He'd run circles around most people in a university who claim to know the material but are 5, 10, 15 years out of study.

One of my professors is running a class on C and writes everything like K&R (and doesn't use free after he allocates memory. He just allocates and forgets!). Another I have is teaching a programming language concepts class and he says "All of these crazy lazy evaluation nonsense languages are useless" in regards to the entire LISP liniage.

Again, by doing all of these you're far ahead of the curve.