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"A man and his computer: An issue of adaptive fitness and personal satisfaction"[PDF]
White paper: "A Knowledge Home: Personal knowledge structuring in a computer world"[PDF]
"Personal Knowledge Engineering"—A graduate course in computer engineering[PDF]
"[The undergraduate as a] Renaissance man: CVI BONO?"[PDF] Charting a path from hands-on learning to literate design
Knowledge Structuring—The Substance of Information Technology[PDF], syllabus of an intensive one-week summer course, Turin, Italy, 2000
"Probability is a lot of logic at once"[PDF]
"A Socratic dialogue"[PDF], by Dennis Geller. A lovely tongue-in-cheek introduction to structured programming, works as well with object-oriented programming
You must read Thayer's "The functions of incompetence"[PDF]; thank me afterwards.
Have you ever read Richard Whately's classic "Historic Doubts Relative to Napoleon Buonaparte"?[PDF,PS] (Print this file, two-sided, on US letter paper, and fold in half into a 32-page booklet.)
If you love reductionism, look into Norm Margolus's "Crystalline computation"[ps.gz].