You have them use Perl, and expect them to understand refactoring and
figure out how to share?!? :) (01)
John Sechrest wrote: (02)
>Bill Seitz <bill@fluxent.com> writes:
>
> % John, could you tell us more about that class. What subject is it? What
> % do people write about? How do you connect the works of different students?
> % http://webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki/StimulatingLearningProjects
>
>
> I require WikiWork in all the classes I teach. I have taught it
> with CS 295 - Intro to Web design
> and CS 312 - Introduction to System Administration
> and CS 372 - Introduction to Computer Networking.
>
>
> And I require them to do essentially the same projects, but with
> the content different. IE, they all of to write a perl program,
> but they each have to write a different one. But they can
> share sub components. If they can figure out how to share.
>
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>
> And I have to explicitly work on developing the concept of
> refactoring.
>
> They do not get it. And the do not do it naturally.
>
>
> (04)
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