is anyone aware of mud-related classes being taught at universities?

• Date: Sat, 22 Jun 1996 17:55:20 PDT
• From:
  kc@kasina.nlanr.net (k claffy)
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[slightly meta-moo question, but need
your takes, so ]

does anyone know of classes about mud-related stuff
[i guess they could call it distributed systems
or client/server goo and it would count, but 
you know what i mean.  i'm looking for classes
out there about at least mud/moo-*like* somethings]

i.e., in topics like
  . both increased underlying sophistication/scalability 
	in architecture/s/w design, 
  . taxonomy of tools (clients and servers)
  . comparisons/categorizations of functionality types,
  . general architectural principles, 
  . integration of distributions servers, 
	inter-mud commo, multicast, etc

interested in both what classes you've managed
to hear about, and if they have any materials
about them online i could point to --

related question: if someone wants to study 
the area in graduate school, where should i
advise him to shop for programs that would
be helpful if not at least conducive to such a thing

tnx
k

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