When I was at UiO ('93), they did more than that: The introductory CS course required us to use Simula. We had to do several projects in it.
Of course at the time there were people on staff who had written books about it.
Of course at the time there were people on staff who had written books about it.
I believe CIM does the work of compiling C as well, but i may be misremebering.
Yes, CIM is generating C and uses the available C compiler behind the scenes.
The course admin might be on holiday but it's worth a try.
I can check tomorrow if I still have acess to the course resources
I do remember we found a really embarrassing algorithm choice in the Stack class, though (push and pop at the time were O(n), as it used a singly linked list that they iterated through recursively to find the top of the stack... we found that out on a group project where we kept running out stack space because of the recursion...)