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THE BROOKER1 LABORATORY FOR INTELLIGENT EMBEDDED SYSTEMS

The breathtaking pace of current developments in computer science brings many challenges to educators. One is to sustain students’ interest as they wrestle with the often difficult theory underpinning the scientific and engineering methodologies which will be essential if they are to become effective professionals. Another is to provide a setting in which students can learn to integrate the ever-widening and deepening range of specialisms within the subject.

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