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We previously had the same problem at University of Copenhagen, it was called "the hidden curriculum" among students. When the undergraduate programme was refo
by dybber 7y ago
We previously had the same problem at University of Copenhagen, it was called "the hidden curriculum" among students.
When the undergraduate programme was reformed a few years ago these subjects where integrated into various courses, so they could be taught in a learning-by-doing fashion. As part of the first programming and problem-solving class (F#), we also teach LaTeX, Emacs and basic use of the command line, as part of a project-based software engineering course (second semester) Git is used extensively, and so on.
- omarhaneef 7y agoUm, quick question: so should one use Emacs as the University of Copenhagen, or VIM as MIT is teaching? (Just kidding)
- Anthony-G 7y agoThat question has already been answered: https://missing.csail.mit.edu/2020/qa/#vim-vs-emacs https://missing.csail.mit.edu/2020/qa/#vim-vs-emacs :)