“I think one of the advantages to Rust is it really helps students to remold their brain –– it really makes you think like a computer a lot more,” Freeman said. “So by design, it forces you to tackle problems in a new way and I think that’s really good for students and gives them a deeper understanding of what is actually happening under the hood.”
Trending
- Baylor poises for upset-minded UCF in short week
- Sports take: Baylor will reemerge as basketball powerhouse
- Baylor students see promise in Klanderman’s new position with defensive success
- Fear on Fountain Mall: FIJI brings Fright Night to Baylor
- Built for leadership: How Baylor ROTC is shaping its cadets
- As semester pressures build, students battle burnout
- From tradition to trend, Mahjong reaches Baylor’s campus
- In defense of language learning
