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Teaching at UHK-FIM – Information for my foreign students

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Contact information for my foreign students at UHK-FIM

 

TNPW1

Basic information for students of english version of subject TNPW1.

 

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List of my published papers.

 

 

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For a distraction

Why do all Assembler programmers want to live in Atlantis?
Because it is below C level.

 

For a muse

There are three kinds of lies:
Lies, damned lies, and statistics.
[Benjamin Disraeli]