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CS 150 Petition

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I’m so excited for next semester. I just hope that the department will approve our petition to have a CS 150 (Programming Languages) class next semester. 🙂

I’m really happy that I was able to take CS 32 in advance last semester. CS 32 opens the door for me to be able to take higher programming classes. And I was also able to pre-enlist all the classes that I need for next semester. So, I’m really crossing my finger for our petition to be approved by the department.

P.S.  To those who want to join the petition, please sign your name on the CS 150 petition list in front of the CS department. 🙂 And oh, I just want to congratulate my CS 32 Prof. Say no more. 😉

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About princess of antiquity

Abbi Cabanding is a member of the Security Bloggers Network and had been blogging on information security since 2006. She is also a member of the Association for Computing Machinery. She studied Computer Science and Fine Arts at the University of the Philippines - Diliman.

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  1. Grabe, Abbi! Hindi pa kami nakakaabot ng ganyang mga numero. Kamusta naman. Haha.

    Good luck na lang sa 150!

    Posted by Paolo | November 5, 6:14 am, 6:14 am
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