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Doug Peterson

Can you crack it? - 4 views

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    Can you crack this code?
Doug Peterson

From Sand to Processor or How a CPU is made - Intel - 4 views

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    From Sand to Processor or How a CPU is made It is hard to believe, but a modern processor is the most complex finished product in the world. Here comes a question: What is so complex in this piece of metal?
Peter McAsh

Errata Security: JavaScript is a real programming language - 4 views

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    Show students this if they complain that JavaScript isn't a real programming language.
Peter McAsh

How To Identify A Programmer's Personality By Just Watching His Keyboard Moves (Comic) ... - 3 views

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    Just for fun!
Peter Beens

Learn Python - Free Interactive Python Tutorial - 3 views

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    Welcome to learnpython.org's interactive Python tutorial. Whether you are an experienced programmer or not, this website is intended for everyone who wishes to learn the Python programming language. Just click on the chapter you wish to begin from, and follow the instructions. Good luck!
Doug Peterson

EVERY THING U NEED TO START UP ON HACKING!!! Must read - 3 views

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    EVERY THING U NEED TO START UP ON HACKING!!! Must read
Peter Beens

Student Tutorials (Java) - 3 views

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    All the tutorials listed here are written in Java™. You can find many other useful tutorials on developerWorks.
Doug Peterson

IBM rolls out free cloud software development tool - 3 views

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    IBM this week announced a cloud-based collaborative software development tool that's being offered free to students now for academic use only but is expected to become a commercial service at some point in the future.
Doug Peterson

history-of-computing-full.png (650×10124) - 3 views

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    History of Computing - Microsoft vs Apple
Peter McAsh

I am a programmer | jacquesmattheij.com - 3 views

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    Personal blog post about "programmer" versus the other terms used - software engineer, etc.
Peter McAsh

Humans vs. Computers Infographic - How smart is your Laptop? - Direct2Dell - Direct2Del... - 3 views

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    Infographic comparing humans to computers.
Doug Peterson

The "Invent with Python" Blog - Nobody Wants to Learn How to Program - 3 views

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    I frequently see a problem when people (especially techies) try to teach programming to someone (especially non-techies). Many programming tutorials begin with basic programming principles: variables, loops, data types. This is both an obvious way to teach programming and almost certainly a wrong way to teach programming. It's wrong because nobody wants to learn how to program
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    Good find, Doug. His book is excellent: http://inventwithpython.com/chapters/
Doug Peterson

Internet Observatory - 3 views

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    Internet Observatory is a free service that monitors global traffic 24 hours a day in several regions of the world. Unlike ipoque's Internet studies that have been a reliable source for Internet traffic statistics ever since they were first published in 2006, Internet Observatory is not jus a snapshot of Internet traffic patterns during a certain time period. It is traffic statistics in real-time. But see yourself.
Doug Peterson

Cargo-Bot, An Addictive iPad Game That Teaches Programming Concepts | Co.Design: busine... - 3 views

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    LEARN THE FUNDAMENTALS OF CODING BY LOSING YOURSELF IN THESE SIMPLE-BUT-DEVILISH PUZZLES.
Doug Peterson

Another reason you should learn to code: Python for Excel - Tech News and Analysis - 3 views

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    Anyone who has used Microsoft Excel since 1993 has likely dabbled at least once with VBA, or Visual Basic for Applications, scripting: That's the year Excel 5.0 arrived with VBA support. The feature allows users to create automated tasks and functions in the spreadsheet application, extending the software's potential.
Doug Peterson

Can We Fix Computer Science Education in America? | Techland | TIME.com - 3 views

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    Can We Fix Computer Science Education in America?
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    Doug, thank you for the link to the article. I just spent a few days in Boston with CS Educators at the App Inventor Summit and the issues discussed in this article now make more sense to me. The CS Principles project (csprinciples.org) looks like a huge step in the right direction. It "could" become the foundation of introductory CS courses in high school (AP) and in post-secondary. They have run 2 years of pilot courses and it looks promising. The next generation AP exam will likely be language agnostic - designs will likely be expressed in pseudocode and the course really engages with students (not just programming).
Peter Beens

EasyGui - 3 views

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    "EasyGUI is a module for very simple, very easy GUI programming in the Python programming language."
Peter McAsh

Become a Millionaire in 58,398 Easy Steps! (Infographic) - 2 views

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    Everyone can become a millionaire selling just one app in the Apple App Store, but it takes a few steps!
Peter McAsh

The JSR-310 Experience | OpenGamma - 2 views

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    A detailed discussion of issues around "time" in Java. I think this helps shows students the focus of computer science, as contrasted with programming.
Peter Beens

Spring Cleaning for Your Computer: Evacuate PC Dust Bunnies - 2 views

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    If your PC's been humming along under your desk for more than a year or two, I've got news for you: Chances are inside that case, half a dozen dust bunnies are dancing around your hard drive, leeching onto your CPU fan and fluttering about your motherboard having a grand old time. This is not good. 
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