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I don't think the emphasis of something like this is about writing code in a work environment but to help productivity for CS students when they write code in a
by arethuza 5y ago
I don't think the emphasis of something like this is about writing code in a work environment but to help productivity for CS students when they write code in an academic environment - I would imagine that even highly theoretical/maths oriented courses CS courses still involve a lot of coding - mine certainly did.
The only thing that seems missing is document preparation - presumably using LaTeX (we had to use troff, which was 'fun').
- lanstin 5y agoroff et al are about the only thing I don't miss about early Unix. I had a job in the late 80s doing document editing/preparation for a CS professor, and some was TeX and fun and some was nroff or some such and not fun. Even had some special transforms you had to hook into the generate output pipeline.