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Unifying Programming and Math – The Dependent Type Revolution

A programmer's introduction to Martin-Löf Type Theory, a recent theory that elegantly unifies programming and math.

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Computer Programming Is Still an Art

Do you write software? Then Don Knuth would consider you an artist. And so would I.

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Why There’s No One Named Ruby Programming in Ruby

AO BitCamp: doing our part to address gender inequity in the STEM fields.

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Meeting the Growing Demand for Software Professionals

The U.S. isn't producing enough skilled software professionals. We need more educational opportunities and more encouragement from parents and teachers.

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A Modern Web Development Syllabus

A list of resources, books, and tutorials to bring a computer scientist up to speed with the latest tools and practices used in modern web development.

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Diversity – A Powerful Force for Innovation

Scott Page's book: The Difference: How the Power of Diversity Creates Better Groups, Firms, Schools, and Societies offers a compelling argument for diversity as a powerful force fo

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Book Review: Code by Charles Petzold

Code is a unique book that mixes lessons in logic, electronics, and math with history and narrative in a deep but relaxed exploration of computer technology.

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The Deep End of the Pool

It is absurd to expect students who don’t have any prior programming experience to be well prepared to study Computer Science after a single 15-week course (i.e., CS 1).

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