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The long term goal of the content is to provide enough depth for each of these classes that external texts may not be required. Material is to be written with a target audience of lower division CS transfer students in mind (in particular, community college transfer students).

The content shall be organized as much as possible into relatively independent "chunks" so that anyone is free to organize their presentation and sequencing of the material as seems appropriate to their style and professional judgement.

As the content matures, it will also contain embedded flash animations, java applets, sound, and video to enhance the presentation of the topics.

Sections on software engineering and languages will present all conceptual material as "language independent" then followed by examples links for specific langauges.  This way the content will continue to be relavent as languages evolve and individual school preferences change.

Similarly, all concepts will be presented independent of any particular application or IDE.  Conceptual sections can be followed up with links to examples pages for a particular application or IDE so that the conceptual content is independent and adaptable to different applications or IDEs.