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From: render@cs.uiuc.edu (Hal Render)
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Subject: Intro Language Survey
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Date: 1 Nov 90 18:31:57 GMT
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Hi,

I'm putting together a survey to find out what programming languages are now
taught in introductory Computer Science classes at the undergraduate level.
If you teach an intro programming or data structures course or if you have 
taken such a course in the last three years, I'd greatly appreciate it if you 
could take a few moments to answer the following questions and *e-mail* your 
responses to me at one of the addresses given below.  I will post a summary 
to the net.  Thanks in advance for your help.

hal render
render@cs.uiuc.edu
render@zeppo.colorado.edu

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Survey Questions:

   1) Are you a student, a professional programmer, or an instructor? 

   2) What programming language do (did) you use in your introductory
      programming and data structures courses?

   3) Do you feel that the language is a good one for this purpose?

   4) What other language (if any) would you prefer?

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