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"A paradigm is a set of rules or expected actions used to solve problems.
After time, the paradigm becomes the norm and thus drives the way we act
in certain circumstances,
many times without [our] thinking or justifying
our actions.
We simply trust the paradigm."
From http://willtheybuyagain.wordpress.com/2008/03/22/xcs-a-new-paradigm-kind-of/
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KSU CIS505: Programming-Language Paradigms
Lectures: MWF 2:30pm, Nichols Hall, room 19
Instructors:
Torben Amtoft
(tamtoft AT ksu DOT edu,
phone: 532-7917), 219C Nichols
Xinming (Simon) Ou
(xou AT ksu DOT edu,
phone: 532-7941), 316B Nichols
Teaching assistant:
Vineet Tadakamalla ( vineet AT ksu DOT edu ), 16 Nichols.
Important: Ou will teach the first quarter
of the course, Amtoft will teach the middle half, and Ou
will finish. Please consult the course web page for assignments and announcements.
Office hours:
Torben Amtoft: Tuesday 1-3pm or by appointment
Simon Ou: Friday 9-11am or by appointment
Vineet Tadakamalla: Thursday 2-4pm
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