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The Case For Computer Programming Instruction For All Engineering Disciplines

There is no debate that computers are ubiquitous tools for the engineer in training as well as the practicing engineer. In addition to being able to use a computer as a tool, we propose that engineers of all disciplines, and not just those studying electrical and/or computer engineering, should be able to program computers. A student body familiar with computer programming enables a more thorough treatment of advanced courses as well as yielding graduates with valuable skills that they will need in industry.

Andrew Sterian | Bruce Dunne | Andrew J. Blauch

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