# Kathy Sierra
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kathy sierra (born 1957) is an American programming instructor and game developer.
== Education and career ==
Sierra attended Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a major in exercise physiology and spent 10 years working in the fitness industry. She changed careers after attending programming classes at UCLA, later returning to teach a course on "new media interactivity" for UCLA Extension.
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