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STSC CrossTalk - Computer Science Education: Where Are the Software Engineers of Tomorrow? - Jan 2008
Computer Science Education: Where Are the Software Engineers of Tomorrow? Dr. Robert B.K. Dewar, AdaCore Inc. Dr. Edmond Schonberg, AdaCore Inc. It is our view that Computer Science (CS) education is neglecting basic skills, in particular in the areas of programming and formal methods. We consider that the general adoption of Java as a first programming language is in part responsible for this
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