Mark Guzdial
Robin K. Hill
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Mark Guzdial considers how few U.S. high school students take computer science, while Robin K. Hill shares what she's learned in teaching first-year college computing students.
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Digital Library
- Hill, R.K., "FictionStein," BLOG@CACM, November 21, 2018, http://bit.ly/2oEKyzaGoogle Scholar
- The Beauty and Joy of Computing. University of California, Berkeley, Advanced Placement course for late high school and early college students. Accessed 25 July 2019.Google Scholar
Index Terms
- Getting high school, college students interested in CS
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