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Home » Magazine Archive » 2009 » No. 11 » Computer Science Curriculum, Deceptive Advertising » Abstract
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Computer Science Curriculum, Deceptive Advertising
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Each issue of Communications publishes excerpts from selected BLOG@CACM posts to the Communications Web site. In this issue, Ramana Rao writes about the evolution of computer science curriculum and Greg Linden reflects on ethics and advertising.
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