Introductory Programming Problets. If you are teaching introductory
programming in C++, Java or C# this semester, please treat this as an invitation to
consider using problets <http://www.problets.org> in your course for closedlab
exercises, afterclass
assignments, automated assessment or as selfstudy
supplements. If you would like to sign up to use problets, please send me
(amruth@ramapo.edu) an email with the desired programming language
(C++/Java/C#) and the date by which you would like problets set up for you.
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