Andre Roberge wrote:
Does anyone have experience with teaching a CS0 course structured like
this? Are you aware of any resources that I could use, mostly in
terms of assignments idea? (note: they have to be either in French, or
things that are short enough that I could translate them without
On 6/30/07, Scott David Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andre Roberge wrote:
Does anyone have experience with teaching a CS0 course structured like
this? Are you aware of any resources that I could use, mostly in
terms of assignments idea? (note: they have to be either in French, or
However, I am also well aware that the French education system is very
different than the North American one. The Canadian and American
education, while fairly different one from another, can be considered
nearly identical when compared with the French system. French
students generally have
Hi everyone,
As most people on this list are aware, I am very much interested in
promoting Python in education (think rur-ple and crunchy). However, I
feel I could do more locally and want to do more but for this I need a
bit of help and guidance.
To explain things properly, I have to make a
You ask really interesting questions Andre.
I see a huge market for niche authors wanting to specialize
in computer language X crossed with human language Y.
I think you'll agree that's a huge matrix of possibilities.
When you factor in the Python for Perl junkies genre
(i.e. assuming
