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FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) — Computer science students at the University of Alaska Fairbanks are looking for software design proposals as part of their learning process.
UAF officials say the projects allow public service and private organizations, as well as governments, to get free software while students get experience.
Officials say more than 65 successful projects have been developed by students over the past two decades.
Project clients work with students and are involved in evaluating the results.
Dec. 1 is the deadline to submit proposals and get feedback allowing the submission of revised proposals.
Jan. 13 is the final deadline to submit proposals for software design projects.
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