Re: Fwd: Python use at colleges and universities

Magnus Lyckå <[email protected]> Mon, 05 Apr 2004 02:50:09 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.comp.python.marketing.general
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At 11:39 2004-03-26 -0800, Kevin Altis wrote:
>>The number of colleges that have embraced Python is small. Especially in 
>>view of the fact that there are about 3800 colleges in the US. Off the 
>>top of my head, known Python colleges are:
>>
>>Lewis & Clark State College, Idaho
>>Capitol University, Ohio
>>Wartburg College (Zelle's school), Iowa
>>Georgia Tech
>>Mt Hood Community College
>>Minnesota State at Bemidji
>>Bryn Mawr College
>>Morehead State, Kentucky
>>Mississippi College
>>Southeast Missouri State
>>University of Florida
>>Kalamazoo College
>>University of Iowa
>>Hampshire College
>>Kent State
>>University of Northern Colorado

 From the tutor mailing list I gathered:

"I am taking an online class through Tourou University International 
dealing with Python programming."

"while I don't have detailed information, I know that here at McGill 
University in Montreal Canada www.mcgill.ca some comp sci classes accept 
assignments in either Python or C/C++ and there is at least one Prof. who 
insists on Python for assignments in all his courses. (This is information 
gleaned from posts to the McGill LUG; I'm in the philosophy dept., not comp 
sci.)"


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