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05-31-2026, 05:54 PM
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It didn't work that way when I was an undergrad. The first month of the first class was devoted to teaching the syntax of PL/C and then it was on to non language specific topics.
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Originally Posted by raananh
I was a professor reaching computer science at college. Personally I did not teach programming-languages, but other professors did.
Programming languages like Assembler, Fortran, Pascal, Cobol, C, etc were taught in college because only after students know such languages, the more advance topics of data-structures, algorithms, etc could be taught.
There's no way to teach most advance topics in computer-science unless the student knows languages to implement, practice and build those topics.
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