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Junior High School students in Monza build their own Ubuntu computers

[ Thanks to M.
Fioretti
for this link. ]

“Last November, the Confalonieri Public Junior High
School in Monza, Northern Italy set up a really interesting and
original optional course for its students. When I heard about it on
an Italian mailing list I contacted the two teachers who run the
course, Fabio Frittoli and Francesco De Gennaro (quoted below as
F&F for brevity) to know something more.

“Stop: What’s the course subject?

“F&F: The course consists of five afternoon meetings, during
two hours each, in which the students build one computer per
participant with these characteristics:

“CPU: AMD Sempron 140
RAM: 2 GB DDR2 800
Hard disk: SATA 160gb
Motherboard: Asrock m68 with integrated audio, video and Ethernet
ports
DVD burner
Mid tower case the Free as in Freedom Ubuntu operating system”

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