Booting Up: Where Stanford Kids Learn to be Normals

How do Stanford students get the human education they need to lead startups? Many of them take CS198, a program that

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How do Stanford students get the human education they need to lead startups? Many of them take CS198, a program that teaches computer science TAs how to teach, but ends up being a crash course for future CEOs. [New York]

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Booting Up: Where Stanford Kids Learn to be Normals