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Optimising Geotechnical Engineering Models (GEMs),ence in the computer lab is not limited to programming tasks; rather, the computer lab can be used in additional pedagogical ways that further enhance learners’ understanding of computer science. Specifically, the following topics are addressed in this chapter: what is a computer lab?, the lab-first

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Developing Screw Piles for Offshore Renewable Energy Application, fit it.?In Sect.?., we present several activities about the fitness of difference learning environments for data science teaching to the different populations we discuss in this chapter. In the conclusion (Sect.?.) we highlight the concept of diversity in the context of data science.