> I would say by all means, post them. Please describe the prior > experience of your students, though. I noticed that the HS teacher at > IPC8 said that case-sensitivity was *not* a problem, and that his > students were Linux users. Randy Pausch said it was a serious problem, > but I think it's a safe guess most of his students had only Windows > experience. So if your students were mostly Fortran programmers, that > should help keep their needs in perspective, (it took me at least 2 > years to recover from the trauma of coding Fortran on punch cards). I don't know if it's a Windows/Unix thing; however, I do think that anyone (of any age) who's using Linux has long since been assimilated into the case-sensitive world... Luckily, it didn't come up in the feedback... :-) Greg
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