Update course website post.

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@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@
-[[!template id=gitrepo repo=intro-physics]]
+[[!template id=gitrepo repo=course]]
 
 Over a few years as a TA for assorted introductory physics classes,
 I've assembled a nice website framework with lots of problems using my
 [[LaTeX]] [[problempack]] package, along with some handy `Makefiles`,
 a bit of [[php]], and [[SSI]].
 
-The result is the `intro-physics` package, which should make it very
-easy to whip up a course website, homeworks, etc. for an introductory
-mechanics or E&M class (321 problems implemented as of October 2010).
+The result is the `course` package, which should make it very easy to
+whip up a course website, homeworks, etc. for an introductory
+mechanics or E&M class (431 problems implemented as of June 2012).
 With a bit of work to write up problems, the framework could easily be
 extended to other subjects.
 
@@ -31,12 +31,12 @@ to include their source code).
 Note that because this framework assumes the HTML content will be
 relatively static, it may not be appropriate for courses with large
 amounts of textbook-style content, which will undergo more frequent
-revision.  It mayq also be excessive for courses that need less
+revision.  It may also be excessive for courses that need less
 compiled content.  For an example of another framework, see my
-[[branch|Parallel Computing]] of [Prof. Vallières'][MV] [Parallel
+[[branch|Parallel_computing]] of [Prof. Vallières'][MV] [Parallel
 Computing][phys405] website.
 
-[MV]: http://www.physics.drexel.edu/directory/faculty/homepage/?lname=Valli%C3%A8res&fname=Michel
+[MV]: http://drexel.edu/physics/contact/facultyDirectory/Vallieres%20Michel/
 [phys405]: http://www.physics.drexel.edu/~valliere/PHYS405/
 
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