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SIGPLAN
2008

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Marketing the programming languages course

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Marketing the programming languages course

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Programming languages as a required course is disappearing from undergraduate computer science programs. This is not surprising given that the course often proves to be challenging for faculty to teach and unpopular among students. The author argues that the best way to convince departments to retain this material is to emphasize the benefit to undergraduates of stretching their understanding of programming early in their careers.

Stuart Reges

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Added	15 Dec 2010
Updated	15 Dec 2010
Type	Journal
Year	2008
Where	SIGPLAN
Authors	Stuart Reges

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