Toward a shared understanding of competency in programming: an invitation to the BABELnot project
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Judy Kay | James M. Hogan | Margaret Hamilton | Raymond Lister | Tara Murphy | Daryl D'Souza | Judy Sheard | Malcolm W. Corney | Colin J. Fidge | James Harland | Simon | James R. Curran | Richard Gluga | Mike Roggenkamp | Donna Teague
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