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December 10, 2014
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A new program in Texas aims to change the face of computer science through inquiry-based education.
Thriving in our Digital World, a new NSF-supported project in Texas, aims to change the face of computer science through inquiry-based education.
Credit: Calvin Lin, UT Austin
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