cognitive psychology. PhD 
Reading this have me bad flashbacks to seeing and building filesystem APIs, but do long as you don't have any PTSD over that, an interesting read one a nice contrast been Go and Rust.https://twitter.com/QuinnyPig/status/1236016975773675521 …
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(and of course, even the thing I just said is super vague: if we could all design the perfect project that gave every student the aha moment, life would be way easier.)
My sense is to start by reforming the traditional API design class. eg at CMU, the topic is a small part of the "Intro to SE" course. Hence, ends up being very Java-focused. All concepts are represented as classes, design patterns, so on. See: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~charlie/courses/15-214/2016-fall/slides/13-api%20design.pdf …
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An easy place to start is with algebraic data types, higher-order functions and parametric polymorphism. I spend several lectures in CS 242 showing how these features in Rust enable better representations of systems concepts than in C. See "Concurrency": http://cs242.stanford.edu/f19/lectures/08-1-concurrency …
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Thanks for your thoughts!
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