There's a fast difference between what you've describe, and what's being done as describe by the article. Intergraph is probably not the only company that drop

There's a fast difference between what you've describe, and what's being done as describe by the article. Intergraph is probably not the only company that drops off gear and encourage students into a possible career. There are lots of educational discounts for computer hardware. > About half way through the following school year they sent a couple of representatives to observe the classes I'd say this is the key difference. They observed. The project is presumably of your class's own volition enable by their contribution. The article is essentially describing indoctrination. Granted, the line can be hard to draw, such as painting floors in (presumably) Intergraph purple. But this case, I think it's quite clear that Amazon and Intergraph is poles apart.