(which is one reason that my Haskell course includes a “Research Paper Summary” activity that asks pairs of students to read and summarize an academic paper where Haskell is used as a research vehicle).
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MASSEY, Ed Bart, 2022. Rust-Edu. . Online. 2022. Available from: https://scholar.archive.org/work/yao2ciztirhd5p73mjirwhha7e/access/wayback/https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1000&context=rust-edu [Accessed 30 August 2024].
Experience Report: Two Semesters Teaching Rust Matthew Fluet Department of Computer Science Rochester Institute of Technology <mtf@cs.rit.edu> Rust-Edu Workshop 2022 https://rust-edu.org/workshop
Abstract In each of the spring semesters of AY2020/21 and AY2021/22, I have taught a semester long course on Safe and Secure Systems Programming in Rust. Overall, the experience has been quite positive. In this experience report, I describe the structure of the course, the lectures that have worked well and those that remain a struggle, some of the programming assignments, and a qualitative comparison of the course to a similar course that I have taught on Functional Programming and Haskell.