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Keep It Stupid Simple
Keep it Stupid Simple means to look for the simplest solution that for programming means something that does the job and is easy to maintain. For other subjects, it can be best expressed by Occam Razor Continue reading
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STEM/Computer Science Board Meeting 16 December 2020
This information is probably not as thorough as I would like. It is based off of notes I wrote on the back of a business card since I did not have any other writing material available. So, I hope I … Continue reading
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Tagged Board, C++, computer languages, Computers, Functional Programming, Java, Mentor, Object Oriented Programming, OOP
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Final Project Guidelines for Computer Programming Classes
Each of my Computer Science classes require a final project of complexity commensurate with what is learned in the class. The computer language used is the language studied during the semester. Currently, that is either Java or C++. This document … Continue reading
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