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Sep 6, 2012 18 min

Episode 18: FAST and Excel

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Professor Özgür Özlük of San Francisco State University talks about his views on FAST and Excel

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In this interview Professor Özgür Özlük of San Francisco State University talks about his views on FAST and Excel, visiting the F1F9 modelling team in Delhi, and when it is okay to break the rules.

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