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Wed, 05 Aug 1992 08:57
Survey: Formal Methods in Education
Author: sma
Date: Wed, 05 Aug 1992 08:57
Date: Wed, 05 Aug 1992 08:57
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Request For Participation: Formal Methods in Education Survey
We are collecting information on what formal methods have been, are being or
will be taught in colleges, polytechnics and universities. We would like you to
participate in answering a questionnaire on these topics.
This questionnaire is aimed at people who have taught, are teaching or may teach
formal methods as part of a course at any level. The courses would include
computer science/studies, mathematics, information technology etc.
The questionnaire can be retrieved in electronic form from our information
server in both plain ascii and LaTeX format. Send the following text to the
e-mail address: info-server@seg.npl.co.uk (You should leave the subject field
empty)
request: formal-methods
topic: academic
topic: academic-tex
request: end
This will return to you a copy of the questionnaire in plain ascii and LaTeX
formats. Once you have filled in the questionnaire could you please e-mail
this back to us using the following e-mail address: sma@seg.npl.co.uk
If you have any problems retrieving the questionnaire please send a message
describing your problem to: sma@seg.npl.co.uk
If you would rather have a paper version of the questionnaire then send a note
with your name and address to: sma@seg.npl.co.uk
OR
a written message with your name and address to
Steve Austin
DITC
National Physical Laboratory
Queens Road
Teddington
Middlesex
TW11 0LW
UK
Telephone: +44 81 943 6470
PLEASE NOTE: All completed questionnaires must be back with us by 7th
September 1992.
Thanks,
Steve Austin.
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