Titus Brown’s “Not in the Syllabus”
February 16, 2007 – 6:15 pmTitus Brown is designing a course on test-driven web development. Very exciting — I’m sure he’d welcome your input 
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One Response to “Titus Brown’s “Not in the Syllabus””
As a fairly recent but very avid follower of your blog, I was looking your “Not on the Shelves” list when I noticed that the Software Carpentry project you link to from time to time ( http://www.swc.scipy.org/lec/syllabus.html ) seems to fulfill the pattern you laid out for the proposed “Software Carpentry for Scientists and Engineers” ( http://www.third-bit.com/notontheshelves.html#scse ). This made me wonder if you know of any projects that are working on any of the other titles you’ve proposed?
By Ancient of Days on Feb 26, 2007