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Educating Experienced IT Professionals by Addressing Industry's Needs

Academia and industry disagree about what students should learn in school versus on the job. When the University of Alabama at Birmingham developed a graduate program in electrical and computer engineering, they consulted industry executives to develop a curriculum that addresses industry's needs without compromising academic fundamentals.

Dale W. Callahan | Robert M. Pedigo

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