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18-04-2009, 19:17
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Re: "Java, Sun SPOT and the FIRST Robotics Competition"
I think this move will attract a lot of people, especially in schools that offer computer science courses in Java. There are probably quite a number of them, too, since AP Computer Science works in Java.
I'm going to speak with my school's computer science teacher. Maybe she can get her students involved with the team also! Maybe we can also get the College Board to work with FIRST to make a new case study revolved around the new library. Who's with me?  |
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