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Apr 12, 2019
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![In addition to learning dynamic programming problem-solving strategies at Princess Sumaya University for Technology, the five Nebraska students also visited local world heritage sites and participated in cultural workshops. (Photo from Tareq Daher)](https://engineering.unl.edu/images/news/headline_images/file113191.jpg)
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During the 2019 spring break, five Nebraska Computer Science and Computer Engineering (CSCE) students travelled to Amman, Jordan for a faculty-led program on Dynamic Programming in partnership with a Jordanian university.
The one-credit education abroad program also expanded upon a virtual exchange course with Princess Sumaya University for Technology (PSUT) launched in fall 2018. Nebraska students engaged with PSUT students through shadowing, in-class interaction and a computer programming contest.
Ryan Patrick, Computer Science and Engineering lecturer, and Tareq Daher, Director of Engineering and Computing Education Core, served as program leaders.
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