On 01/14/04 16:07, Des Traynor wrote:
                I am trying to show the youth of computer science education in a small
piece i am writing, and I was hoping to refer to when the first computer
science course was ever offered by a university. Does anyone know
offhand where and when it was. i've tried googling, but with little
success thus far.

Stan Kelly-Bootle claims to have been awarded the world's first post-graduate CS degree. He doesn't make this direct claim on what appears to be his personal site:

http://www.feniks.com/skb/about/about.html

...but it is made in some of his columns published in 'UNIX Review', one
of which is online here (scroll to the bottom):

http://www.unixreview.com/documents/s=1471/urm0000da/da.htm

That's 1954, from Cambridge.  That's older than me, so if it
counts as still youthful, I'm happy.
--
Frank Wales [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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