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Teaching to read Haskell – Blog – Joachim Breitner's Homepage
I generally find the idea of teaching code reading to be interesting...
to functional haskell programming reading-code teaching ... on 29 June 2020
An Analysis of Introductory Programming Courses at UK Universities
Circa 2017 (I remember we responded to this).
to programming teaching ... on 29 June 2020
Teaching critical thinking | PNAS
"In our study, students in the experiment condition were explicitly instructed to (and received grades to) quantitatively compare multiple collected datasets or a collected dataset and a model and to decide how to act on the comparisons." This would be an interesting way to teach performance measurement in CMP201...
to cmp201 critical-thinking science statistics teaching ... on 04 November 2018
Carol Kaye's advice to bassists. Lots of good suggestions here.
to bass carol-kaye music teaching ... on 24 October 2018
profsjt: Is Haskell the right language for teaching functional programming principles?
There's some good discussion in the comments here too. (I'm a graduate of SJT's Haskell course at Kent, and really liked the pure language... but there was a big step up from there to being able to use it for real-world programming.)
to functional haskell teaching ... on 10 December 2017
Imperial College London media library : APL demonstration 1975
Bob Spence demonstrates APL (basic operators, operator composition, function definition) in 1975. While I'm not sure I'd want to give a lecture using a teletype, the ability to scribble on the output with a biro is definitely useful!
to apl retrocomputing teaching ... on 15 November 2017
MCS 494, UNIX Security Holes, Fall 2004
Dan Bernstein's Unix security module. This is a bit dated now, but the material is interesting, and the assessment materials have some nice ideas.
Secure Software Design and Programming: Class Materials by David A. Wheeler
to security software-engineering teaching ... on 10 November 2017
Student Teacher Ratings: Males Are Brilliant, Females Are Bossy!
"While many feel that students can reliably rate the quality of their teachers and that they should have a strong voice in things such as tenure, there are many studies that suggest that such ratings to evaluate teacher quality are NOT the way to go." A review of publications in this area over the last few years.
Lessons Learned from Shenzhen I/O | Probably Dance
... which is a game about programming microcontrollers -- relating this to the real world.
to games microcontroller software-engineering teaching ... on 26 February 2017
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tasty by Adam Sampson.