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In article <446ds9$3hm@csws-03.brunel.ac.uk>, David.Martland@brunel.ac.uk
(David Martland) wrote:

> I am updating our deparmental Web pages (at
>    http://http1.brunel.ac.uk:8080/depts/cs/home.html)
> and in particular I am looking for hypertext (HTML) versions
> of courses or information sources which might be useful 
> for Computer Science students.
> 
> So far I have found information on Ada, C, C++, ML, Pascal 
> and Modula3, with other information on logic and software engineering.
> 
> 
> This is but a start - we are looking for useful information in a large
> number of different areas, including, but not restricted to:
> 
>         Modula2, Miranda, Graphics, Genetic Algorithms, 
>         Logic Programming, Software tools, Research methods, 
>         Data structures, Virtual reality, Fuzzy logic, 
>         Image processing, Computer Architecture, Object Oriented
>         programming, Functional Programming, Formal semantics, 
>         Natural deduction logic.
> 
> If you have created such a resource, or know where such useful 
> resources can be found, please let me know (preferably via email), and 
> I will update our resource list to access them.
> 
see the Modula-2 FAQ at 

ftp://FTP.twu.ca/FTP/pub/modula2/FAQ

for the location of a variety of resources.

see the FTP site at 

ftp://FTP.twu.ca/FTP/pub/modula2/

see the webbewd text on Modula-2 at

http://www.twu.ca/faculty/fnas/math/rsbook/Welcome.html

Our department has a jump gate of its own to net resources that can be
accessed through 

www.twu.ca

by looking for the Mathematical Sciences department.

Rick

-- 
Rick Sutcliffe    Assoc. Prof. Computing/Math   Trinity Western University
comp.lang.modula-2 FAQ maintainer & WG13(Can) chair. Not speaking for TWU/WG13