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A model curriculum for a liberal arts degree in computer science

By Norman E. Gibbs, Allen B. Tucker
Communications of the ACM, March 1986, Vol. 29 No. 3, Pages 202-210
10.1145/5666.5667
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This report proposes developing a rigorous undergraduate curriculum for a B.A.-degree program in computer science. The curriculum is intended as a model not only for high-quality undergraduate colleges and universities, but also for larger universities with strong computer science programs in a liberal arts setting.

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