I'm putting together a 3-credit introduction to the Go programming language at the community college level. I will create (as a minimum) syllabus, outline, lecture notes, handouts, assignments, projects, quizzes and final exam. I will probably start with the Donovan & Kernighan A-W 2015 text. Prerequisite: familiarity with personal computers and at least one programming language, preferably C. I'd like to set it up in a shared Linux environment although I'll be teaching exclusively in Windows 10 labs. Fortunately we've got a large Linux VM on campus so the Linux base is do-able, however is there any value in teaching Go on Windows 10 natively?
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