Final Podcast for Cal Poly, SLO CSC 486 Class with Dr. Kurfess

Extended Outline (to follow along)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P4dreyI5C7rQ07CGMC0XpICb1QqHtQhttplUX8gIpcA/edit

References

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