Plans and Philosophy

• Transforming the Academy: Knowledge Formation in the Age of Digital Information,

  by Robert Constable.

• What's Up in Computer Science, by Charlie Van Loan.
  
  
• What's Education For?, by David Gries.
  
  
• An Introduction to Teaching Logic as a Tool, by David Gries and Fred B. Schneider.
  
  
• Tips on Teaching, by Dexter Kozen.
  
  
• Organizing a Course, by Brian Smith.
  
  
• Tools for Collaborative Learning, by Daniel P. Huttenlocher.
  
  
• Degrading Grading, by Charles Van Loan.
  
  
• Teaching Design, by Michael Godfrey.
  
  
• Starting New Courses, by Keshav Pingali.
  
  
• On Concurrent Programming, by Fred Schneider.
  
  
• The Role of the American University, by Frank H. T. Rhodes.
  
  

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