Computer Science Has Been Banned for Crimes Against Humanity

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Coursera is suspending content from Russia Inbox Coursera 12:10 AM to me v 5 : coursera Dear Coursera learner, We are writing to you about your enrollment in: Algorithmic Toolbox from HSE University Data Structures and Algorithms from HSE University Coursera is suspending all business with Russia. This includes all courses, Specializations, and degrees from Russian university and industry partners, including content you are currently enrolled in. You can learn more about this decision and the steps Coursera is taking in response to the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine in this recent blog post. You will have 90 days to complete any courses) you are currently enrolled in offered b Russian institutions. however

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