BIB-VERSION:: CS-TR-v2.0
          ID:: STAN//CS-TR-89-1269
       ENTRY:: January 05, 1995
ORGANIZATION:: Stanford University, Department of Computer Science
       TITLE:: A programming and problem solving seminar
        TYPE:: Technical Report
      AUTHOR:: Ross, Kenneth A.
      AUTHOR:: Knuth, Donald E.
        DATE:: July 1989
       PAGES:: 91
    ABSTRACT:: This report contains edited transcripts of the discussions
               held in Stanford's Computer Science problem solving course,
               CS304, during winter quarter 1989. Since the topics span a
               large range of ideas in computer science, and since most of
               the important research paradigms and programming paradigms
               were touched on during the discussions, these notes may be of
               interest to graduate students of computer science at other
               universities, as well as to their professors and to
               professional people in the "real world."

               The present report is the eighth in a series of such
               transcripts, continuing the tradition established in
               STAN-CS-77-606 (Michael J. Clancy, 1977), STAN-CS-79-707
               (Chris Van Wyk, 1979), STAN-CS-81-863 (Allan A. Miller,
               1981), STAN-CS-83-989 (Joseph S. Weening, 1983),
               STAN-CS-83-990 (John D. Hobby, 1983), STAN-CS-85-1055 (Ramsey
               W. Haddad, 1985) and STAN-CS-87-1154 (Tomas G. Rokicki,
               1987).
       NOTES:: [Adminitrivia V1/RAM/19950105]
         END:: STAN//CS-TR-89-1269