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''Teaching Program Generation to the Masses (all the Non-Computer-Scientists)'' by Ulrik Pagh Schultz

Any computer scientist should be familiar with and even comfortable
with Program Generation from a compiler point of view, and indeed
compiler projects, i.e., "mini Java" are common in most undergraduate
CS programmes. But what and how should we be teaching if the goal is
not "yet another mini Java compiler" but rather an understanding of
program generation from a DSL engineering point of view? Moreover,
what should we be teaching the large number non-CS engineers who are
developing DSLs for program generation in a range of different
domains?

In this talk I'll highlight personal experiences from teaching program
generation and DSL engineering to non-CS students, working towards a
longer-term goal of establishing a shared repository of materials that
support teaching program generation and DSL engineering to non-CS
students. The audience is encouraged to provide their favourite examples
of what did (or did not) work well in similar teaching situations.

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