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Thursday, July 03, 2008

Cut-price education

I am having trouble making sense of this one "Uni cheats outsource to India"

http://www.smh.com.au/news/web/sydney-uni-cheats-outsource-to-india/2008/07/03/1214950908513.html

Students who want to learn how to be computer programmers have discovered that programming can be done cheaply in India. As a result, these students are paying Indians to do their programming assignments.
If I found out that my current studies would give me skills of so little value, I would quit the course. What would you do?

Posted by David Van Der Klauw at 9:33 PM

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