How to design programs

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How to Design Programs is the name of a textbook published by the MIT Press for the purpose of learning the computer programming language Scheme. It is freely available online. The textbook was used by Matt Jadud to teach Software Design at Olin College during the Fall of 2007.

This page is based on Matt Jadud's curriculum, with permission from him. Nikki and Mel, as well as several other Olin students, are currently working through it with some coaching from Greg.

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