Hi,
We are planning to have "lecture preparation" discussions in comp3141
at UNSW, where anyone can participate -- not only students taking the
subject.
There is a heavy python component in this class and I was wondering
whether anyone is interested in participating in these discussions.
We are looking for both python beginners and experts.
You can find the subject and a description of "lecture preparation"
discussions here: http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~cs3141/
The class has about 200 3rd year software engineering students and I
hope many of them will become convinced of just how powerful and
simple python is.
Amir 4  1789 
In article <10************ *************@p osting.google.c om>,
Amir Michail <am******@cse.u nsw.edu.au> wrote:
We are planning to have "lecture preparation" discussions in comp3141
at UNSW, where anyone can participate -- not only students taking the
subject.
There is a heavy python component in this class and I was wondering
whether anyone is interested in participating in these discussions.
We are looking for both python beginners and experts.
While I'm generally interested in such discussions, I won't be
participating because I hate web boards. I vastly prefer netnews, with
grudging use of e-mail lists.
--
Aahz (aa**@pythoncra ft.com) <*> http://www.pythoncraft.com/
A: No.
Q: Is top-posting okay? aa**@pythoncraf t.com (Aahz) writes:
[...] While I'm generally interested in such discussions, I won't be
participating because I hate web boards.
Me too.
I vastly prefer netnews, with
grudging use of e-mail lists.
[...]
Surely somebody has written a web board that'll let you subscribe to a
mailing list? (or even read a public IMAP mailbox -- not very popular,
though)
Anybody know of one?
John aa**@pythoncraf t.com (Aahz) wrote in message news:<bu******* ***@panix1.pani x.com>... In article <10************ *************@p osting.google.c om>,
While I'm generally interested in such discussions, I won't be
participating because I hate web boards. I vastly prefer netnews, with
grudging use of e-mail lists.
Nice for those who can get it. The (educational) institution where I
work have, in their wisdom, decided not to make netnews available, so
I have to access even this newsgroup via a web board (GoogleGroups).
In any case it is good to see Python getting such a strong plug at
UNSW. Nice collection of Python links on that page BTW. af*****@yahoo.c o.uk (Asun Friere) schreef: While I'm generally interested in such discussions, I won't be
participating because I hate web boards. I vastly prefer netnews, with
grudging use of e-mail lists.
Nice for those who can get it. The (educational) institution where I
work have, in their wisdom, decided not to make netnews available, so
I have to access even this newsgroup via a web board (GoogleGroups).
You don't *have* to...
Register an account at <http://individual.net/> and you have access to a
very good news server. It's a free service from a German government-funded
research institute.
--
JanC
"Be strict when sending and tolerant when receiving."
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