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 sma
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 familiar
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 with
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
> 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
