Computers Teach Computers.
The article reports that Brigham Young University (BYU) is teaching an entire college course via computer-appropriately enough, Computer Science 103, a programming course. Gordon Stokes, of the BYU Computer Science Department, says the original intent had been to use the computer course as a fill-in...
| Published in: | Education Digest Vol. 51; no. 8; p. 67 |
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Prakken Publications
Apr1986
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