There are two types of AP classes for computer science, AP Computer Science A and AP Computer Science Principles.
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However, gracing the computer science course catalog was AP Computer Science. Period.
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The President's Computer Science for All initiative commits significant federal resources to training new computer science teachers, upgrading educational materials and creating regional computer science education partnerships.
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Stuart Zweben, professor of Computer Science & Engineering at Ohio State University, tracks data on computer science degrees.
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Students who take AP computer science in high school are twice as likely to pursue computer science in college.
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Named for computer science pioneer Alan Turing, the award is widely regarded as the highest distinction in Computer Science.
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The company was cofounded by an Oxford computer science professor, Daniel Kroening, and Sussex computer science professor Peter Schrammel.
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The class joined the other advanced placement computer science course AP Computer Science A, which is a coding-focused class.
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He graduated from Columbia University with a BA in computer science, then got his master's in computer science from UCLA.
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Broken down, 14,681 girls took the AP Computer Science A test, and 15,028 girls took the AP Computer Science Principles exam.
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Daniela Rus is director of MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab and a professor of electrical engineering and computer science.
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He entered the world of computer science education — without prior programming experience — because computer science teachers weren't available for his students.
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Patrick Madden, Computer Science Professor, Binghamton University, NY 22nd DistrictMy research area is in integrated computer design and theoretical computer science.
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With the computer science curriculum, starting in my ninth grade they offered a computer science 590 about [introduction to] artificial intelligence.
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He is the Bill and Melinda Gates professor of computer science, not the chairman of the computer science and engineering department.
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DOL projects millions more STEM job openings in coming years, with computer science and computer science-related occupations leading the way.
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She founded the website Peer Instruction for Computer Science to support educators in flipping their computer science classrooms using peer instruction.
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My own firm, Insight Venture Partners, partnered with Computer Science New York City to mentor teenage women who are learning computer science.
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At the top of the list was computer science, with computer science graduates earning a median base salary of $2628,28500 a year.
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Total employed in the US: 32,430What they do, according to O*NET: Postsecondary computer-science teachers teach college courses in computer science.
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Computer science is also the fastest-growing STEM profession, but only 8 percent of STEM grads are earning a computer science degree.
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"It's mostly that a lot of computer science professors actually check," said Alex Aiken, who heads the computer science department at Stanford.
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The U.S. high schools will offer the Intro to Computer Science and AP Computer Science classes through the curriculum provider Edhesive, says Amazon.
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Last year was the first time schools offered AP Computer Science Principles, which offers a wider variety of programming languages than the regular computer science AP. The course resulted in record numbers of women and people of color taking computer science courses.
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States that are making concerted efforts to bring computer science into their education curriculum include Virginia, which was one of the first states to pass sweeping computer science education reform which mandating that every Virginia student receive access to essential computer science literacy.
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Today, nearly every state allows computer science courses to fulfill core graduation requirements, and 17 states require that every high school offer computer science.
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President Obama's "Computer Science for All" initiative, officially launched last year, resulted in educators, lawmakers and computer science advocates spreading the gospel of coding.
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Yes, my wife runs our foundation in the US, which is singularly focused on Computer Science education, and we have, in the last two and a half years, trained about 150,000 high school students on Computer Science and about 2,800 teachers on Computer Science training.
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I studied math in college and my university didn't have computer science, but I took computer science and I worked my summers at Hewlett-Packard.
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When I was in graduate school, I was a computer science kind of TA, so I taught the freshmen computer science, programming languages, and whatnot.
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A recent Google/Gallup study revealed that school administrators view a lack of trained computer science teachers as a top barrier to offering computer science courses.
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He also joined the University of Toronto as a professor of computer science, though he confesses that he has never taken a computer science course himself.
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In math, or in the sciences and in computer science, we know that women don't like just theoretical problems, but if you open up that first computer science course and it has real-world problems, more women both sign up and stay in computer science afterward.
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"People in computer science are definitely becoming aware of the impact that their research has on their society," said Mikey Fischer, a Stanford computer science Ph.D. student.
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Maria received a Masters in Computer Science and a B.A. in Computer Science, Mathematics and Economics from Eastern Michigan University after transferring from Tsinghua University in Beijing.
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William Enck is assistant professor of computer science at North Carolina State University and Adwait Nadkarni is a computer science Ph.D. student at North Carolina State University.
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Mr. Cohen, 28, is a doctoral candidate in theoretical computer science, specializing in cryptography, at M.I.T., from which he received a master's degree in theoretical computer science.
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Some states and school districts have moved aggressively to incorporate computer science into the classroom by setting goals and expanding computer science offerings in every public school.
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Sridhar earned a bachelor's degree in computer science from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, and his master's of science and PhD in computer science from Brown University.
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Devadas joined MIT in 1988 and served as associate head of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, with responsibility for computer science, from 2005 to 2011.
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President Barack Obama last month announced the "Computer Science for All Initiative," and proposed $4 billion over the next three years to expand computer science access in schools.
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Julie Flapan, Ed.D., is the Director of the Computer Science Equity Project at UCLA Center X, where she leads the Computer Science for California Initiative (CS for CA).
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The University of Texas at Austin just introduced a course titled "Ethical Foundations of Computer Science" — with the idea of eventually requiring it for all computer science majors.
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Fortunately, a national initiative, Computer Science for All, is addressing this digital divide by ensuring that real computer science is offered in all schools with well-prepared teachers.
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William Enck is an assistant professor of computer science at North Carolina State University and Adwait Nadkarni is a Ph.D. student of computer science at North Carolina State University.
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The problem in understanding human perception of music in terms of computer science is that the models we currently have for that perception just aren't very computer science-y.
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Williams pointed to how only one in four high schools teach computer science and in nine states, zero black people took the Advanced Placement Computer Science test last year.
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HP: Yeah, it went from one to ... In Oakland, they went from only one high school teaching computer science, in two years, now every high school teaches computer science.
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Brin eventually earned his bachelor's degree in mathematics and computer science at the University of Maryland, and then flew west to Stanford to get his Ph.D. in computer science.
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This funding won't strictly place computer science education in schools, but it will be used to research how best to teach computer science in schools that choose to adopt it.
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All of a sudden, you have a lot more computer science graduates coming out knowing how to do this because this has become the hot new area of computer science.
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By 2020, there will be 1.4 million computer-science-related jobs in America, and only 400,000 computer science graduates to fill them, according to government statistics and think-tank projections.
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The Computer Science for All Initiative slated for the president's forthcoming budget plan would include an additional $100 million that would go directly to school districts to fund computer science programs.
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The report estimates there will be 11,000 women graduating with computer science degrees in 2027 — just enough to fill half of the new entry-level computer science jobs expected that year.
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All schools in all states must quickly inject computer science curriculum into K-12 classrooms, and best practices need to be incorporated to broaden the appeal of computer science for students.
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Moreover, we are working together to develop legislation to require those receiving federal funding for computer science programs to track and report detailed demographic information about students taking computer science courses.
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Computer science - 1.9% Follow CNBC International on and Facebook.
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If we're able to support students staying computer science . . .
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I had little interest in computer science at the start—I was chasing an electrical engineering degree and the CS courses were requirements—but I wound up hooked, changing my track from EE to computer science and eventually transferring to a four-year school and, eventually, getting accepted into a computer science graduate program.
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The share of women and underrepresented minorities taking computer science for college credit in high school spiked, thanks in part to a second Advanced Placement computer science course that launched this year.
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Daniel Jackson is professor of computer science at MIT, a MacVicar teaching fellow and an associate director of the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, where he leads the software design group.
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"By reducing the structural barriers for girls to take computer science, we hope that all girls will be exposed to computer science and consider computing as an exciting career path," Roller said.
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Excuses as to why they could not offer a computer science class at a high school like hers were plentiful: We'll never find a teacher who knows computer science and wants to work here; computer science is hard; the students don't have computers available to do their homework; and, most misguidedly, we will never get students to sign-up.
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Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Mr. Demaine was a child prodigy, who was home-schooled until 12, earned a bachelor's degree in computer science and math from Dalhousie University at 15, got a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Waterloo at 20 and is now a professor of computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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By incorporating computer science instruction into the K-12 curriculum of schools across the country, children will become familiar with the language of coding and can begin to visualize rewarding computer science careers.
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Today, students who study computer science have a high likelihood of scoring a lucrative job: Glassdoor determined computer science and engineering to be the number one highest-paying major to study in 2017.
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Most software developers have a bachelor's degree in computer science.
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He was working on a master's degree in computer science.
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And you know, in computer science, women stay three years?
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Mine was Computer Science 121 with the incredible Harry Lewis.
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Yeshwant started his career, interestingly, studying computer science at Stanford.
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Take AP Computer Science (designed by College Board) for example.
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It's easy to mistake computer science for programming, and Code.
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With Pixel, Google is trying to making computer science cool.
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If you want to make money, major in computer science.
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Gerhard Widmer occupies a peculiar place within computer science research.
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He studied Computer Science at the Cairo University in Egypt.
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Abbeel earned his PhD at Stanford University in computer science.
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Computer science teaches kids to be problem solvers and innovators.
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Chandak plans to study computer science after graduating from school.
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Who will benefit most from this new computer science push?
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Altucher received a degree in Computer Science from Cornell University.
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She majored in physics and studied computer science and engineering.
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Computer science economics had 42 percent girls on the list.
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Exeler got her Masters in computer science in Potsdam, Germany.
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Next year he plans to study computer science in college.
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Then Phillips, a computer science major, heads over to practice.
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Greater computer science education will also bolster America's national security.
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Crucial computer science concepts recursion and tree structures feature heavily.
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From there, I decided I wanted to study computer science.
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One of the best problems in computer science is randomness.
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He is also the author of two computer science textbooks.
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THUMP: You studied math, music, and computer science at school.
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I would say, actually, America's leading in computer science education.
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In India, she studied engineering and computer science at university.
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He has bachelor's, master's, and PhD degrees in computer science.
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I believe schools should be mandated to teach computer science.
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Dr. Hartzog is a professor of law and computer science.
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His lawyer said Mr. Yu was a computer science teacher.
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Stockdale earned a degree in computer science from Lancaster University.
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Rometty studied computer science and electrical engineering at Northwestern University.
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The two became close friends, geeking out about computer science.
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Without a background in computer science, he lacked technical expertise.
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He earned some community college credits previously for computer science.
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American public schools have long struggled to define computer science.
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American public schools have long struggled to define computer science.
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Her father is a computer science professor at Boston University.
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Similarly, robotics is an important area of computer science research.
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To gain further momentum on our computer science education initiative, Arkansas is implementing a computer science learning program called "Learning Blade," which teaches middle school students about careers in STEM and technology-related fields.
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Apple today also introduced new material for teachers participating in Computer Science Education Week — the educational campaign held in early December that aims to introduce computer science and coding to K through 12 students.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio recently announced an $81 million education initiative, called Computer Science for All, that will require all of the city's public schools to offer computer science to every student by 2025.
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As I pointed out in a previous TechCrunch article, only 5 percent of U.S. high schools offer AP Computer Science, and only 31 states actually allow computer science to count toward high school graduation.
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With this in mind, Mozilla (my company), Omidyar Network, Schmidt Futures and Craig Newmark Philanthropies are leading the Responsible Computer Science Challenge, a $3.5 million initiative to integrate ethics into undergraduate computer science curricula.
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Creating a separate school for computer science will change the Institute, and will position it more similarly to its peer rival Carnegie Mellon, which has had a separate School of Computer Science for some time.
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She went on to study physics at Cornell University but transferred to Carnegie Mellon University, where she received an M.S. in computer science before settling at Berkeley to finally finish her Ph.D. in computer science.
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According to the Computer Science Education Coalition, "only one out of four K-2628 schools teach any computer science," even though nine out of 28503 parents say they want it taught in their children's schools.
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The Computer Science Education Coalition — which comprises Facebook, Verizon, Zynga, Washington STEM, the Computer Science Teachers Association, Microsoft, the National Latino Children's Institute and others — is asking for an initial investment of $250 million. HEALTHCARE.
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Amazon notes that there will be 1.4 million computer science jobs available by 2020, according to the Bureau of Labor statistics, but only 400,000 computer science grads with the skills needed to apply for them.
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From 1963 to 1968 he was chairman of Berkeley's electrical engineering department, helping to shift its focus toward computer science, a move that gave rise to one of the world's top university computer science programs.
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She went on to study physics at Cornell University but transferred to Carnegie Mellon University, where she received an M.S. in computer science before settling at Berkeley to finally finish her Ph.D. in computer science.
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Recognizing the growing importance of computer science — and the critical shortage of IT workers in the state — Iowa is one of only a handful of states to have implemented computer science standards beginning in kindergarten.
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He pointed out that according to Bureau of Labor Statistics projections by 2020 there will be 1.4 million computer science-related jobs available and only 400,000 computer science graduates with the skills for those jobs.
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Google was also the most attractive employer for computer science students.
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It was a banner year for both AP computer science courses.
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Studied mathematical sciences, which is computer science, math, statistics, operations, research.
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And the computer science grads were heading off to become millionaires.
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"China, Russia, soon all countries w/ strong computer science," he wrote.
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The expansion aligns with Computer Science Week on Dec. 5-11.
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He was then asked to answer two difficult computer science questions.
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Nowadays, I'm a computer science grad student, which is pretty weird.
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This week alone, for 2016's Computer Science Education Week, Code.
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You never 'learn' computer science, you build it as you go.
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He studied math and computer science and physics over in France.
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With enthusiasm like that, the future of computer science looks bright.
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They play an important role in computer science and information security.
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According to deepfakes, this required some extensive computer science know-how.
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Sha Sha holds a master's degree in computer science from Stanford.
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So I signed up for introductory computer science my freshman fall.
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The bottom line: "It's a hard computer science problem," Pichai said.
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So how do these fields — computer science and neuroscience — work together?
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Wojcicki described how she was introduced to computer science by luck.
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Moshe Y. Vardi is a Professor of Computer Science, Rice University.
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It's like college humor but with a nerdy, computer-science appeal.
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In the 1980s, women were 1003 percent of computer science majors.
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Has AlphaGo solved one of the oldest problems in computer science?
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I had never been around 20 other female computer science majors.
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Currently, just one in four schools nationwide offers computer science classes.
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Kris is also a professor of computer science at Northwestern University.
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She founded the original Computer Science for All program, building...More
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But the Stanford computer science professor still leads a modest lifestyle.
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It looks exclusively at students in computer science and engineering programs.
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As this chart shows, white men dominate college computer science departments.
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Computer science involves a lot of propositions, or true/false statements.
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One is what might be called the computer science / programming distinction.
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Pluralsight, for example, recently pledged $10 million for computer science education.
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About 1,500 students take his introductory computer science course every year.
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Ms. Mitchell is Professor of Computer Science at Portland State University.
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In the 21st century, computer science is as important as biology.
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He was still a student in Stockholm studying theoretical computer science.
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His master's degree will be in electrical engineering and computer science.
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David Gelernter is a professor of computer science at Yale University.
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Recently I've shifted my focus to data analysis and computer science.
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They usually have either a computer science or software engineering degree.
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Computer science, the most popular major on many campuses, takes perseverance.
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In contrast, more computer science researchers and teachers are urgently needed.
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Cracking Enigma code created a foundation for modern day computer science.
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I got my PhD in computer science and robotics in 2013.
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She founded the original Computer Science for All program, building computer science classes into the curriculum for every student in the Chicago Public Schools, and serving as the inspiration for the Obama administration's national CS4All initiatives.
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Code.org, which started offering an advanced placement computer science principles this school year in partnership with The College Board, could more than double the number of underrepresented minorities enrolled in AP computer science classes across the nation.
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With 98 percent of all undergraduate computer science majors reporting exposure to the field prior to college, this disparity of early computer science experiences cuts promising students off from the many benefits the field has to offer.
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Half of the students who joined Computers and Information Technology specialization taught in foreign languages—it's popular to study computer science in English—in 2014 were women, as well as 26 percent of those in Computer Science.
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In California, the tech capital of the world, only 39 percent of its high schools offer computer science courses, and just 3 percent of California's 1.9 million high school students took a computer science course in 85033.
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Computer science is one of the fastest-growing industries in America, and yet computer science education does not receive the same treatment as foreign language or math and is largely absent from the national K-12 curriculum.
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He's getting a Bachelor's in Computer Science and will graduate in 2022.
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They have these combined programs that are management and computer science together.
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She's studying computer science and dreams of working at Google in Boulder.
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The computer science school is named after his father, Rabbi Morris Friedman.
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Parents, listen up: Put your kids in engineering and computer science classes.
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I graduated from Cal Tech in computer science when I was 18.
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Computer science and biology are converging to make these audacious projects easier.
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Like most things in computer science, everything old has become new again.
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Dr. Mitchell is a professor of computer science at Portland State University.
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It's very tightly linked between cognitive science, near science and computer science.
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He was studying computer science in his first year at the university.
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I was at Stanford for my Bachelor's and Masters in computer science.
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He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in Computer Science from Cornell University.
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When it executes an algorithm this way, biology looks like computer science.
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Computer-science researchers at Princeton confirmed these findings at the AP's request.
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Larry was an engineer's engineer, the son of a computer science pioneer.
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Their entire multicultural friend group is made up of computer science majors.
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Antonio Lima is a Ph.D. student in Computer Science, University of Birmingham.
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He is a young computer science major, technology writer, reviewer and photographer.
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They learn about everything from physics to hardware engineering and computer science.
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A computer science degree is the classic educational background for software engineers.
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In 2015 Tabot won a Google Computer Science for High School grant.
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Tjan held a doctorate in computer science from the University of Minnesota.
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Or are we still several advances in computer science from getting there?
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Sadly, most U.S. K-12 schools today still don't offer computer science.
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Will Windows eventually work its way into computer science courses anytime soon?
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How much of a part is computer science playing in your studies?
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Some former participants are now majoring in computer science at top schools.
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A few years later, I wanted to get a computer science degree.
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This computer science dork had honestly the biggest balls I've ever seen.
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A more robust computer science education is a great place to start.
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The groom, 69, is a professor of computer science at Georgia Tech.
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Hany Farid, the Dartmouth computer science professor who developed PhotoDNA and eGLYPH.
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He graduated and received a master's degree in computer science from Cornell.
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Call any computer science department and donate it for a class exercise.
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"Aliro is the melding of computer science and quantum physics," Ricotta said.
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"Palantir is part of our computer science corporate access program," Nouriani said.
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Georgia Tech rolled out its online master's in computer science in 2000.
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But there is no Computer Science being taught for many, many students.
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I majored in computer science and was always a big computer nerd.
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Crommett, for example, researched why girls aren't pursuing careers in computer science.
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Facebook will prioritize applications that expand computer science education to the underserved.
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Steve Jobs 20 years ago said computer science is a liberal art.
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In computer science, the "brute force" solution is usually the suboptimal solution.
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In computer science, this means that an algorithm meets a certain specification.
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That is 20 per cent of the nationwide computer science undergraduate cohort.
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Steven M. Bellovin is a professor of computer science at Columbia University.
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My background is in computer science and economics and Megin's is engineering.
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She was accepted to Princeton University, where she'll major in computer science.
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We suggest that computer science is the opposite of mindless screen time.
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And fewer, not more, women are getting bachelor's degrees in computer science.
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But computer science really is a subject that needs to be taught.
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Right now we have about 212 percent women getting computer science degrees.
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While other people here are computer science majors, I'm mostly self-taught.
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The founders of Instagram studied psychology and computer science at Stanford University.
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Russell taught himself computer science and has a black belt in taekwondo.
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Simply put, we have refused to look inward for computer science talent.
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This, memorandum is highlights the priorities of the new Computer Science Initiative.
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The course, Computer Science Principles, is modeled on college versions for nonmajors.
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Pourzarabi and Gorji were graduate students studying computer science, the school said.
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In 1985 more than 35 percent of computer science majors were women.
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Computer science is the world of the future in the information age.
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"That first computer science class in college is too late," she says.
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In 28500, universities graduated approximately 6900,2628 students with computer science bachelor's degrees.
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Computer science and coding are critical baseline skills for the 21st century.
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Source: "Ambient belonging: How stereotypical cues impact gender participation in computer science"
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The award is often described as the Nobel Prize for computer science.
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He graduated from Rutgers with degrees in electrical engineering and computer science.
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I went to Carnegie Mellon for undergrad as well, studied computer science.
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Haverford has since opened a search for a new computer science professor.
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The shareholder piece is really a second order bit in computer science.
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Cynthia Lee is a lecturer in the computer science department at Stanford.
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And then, when I went to NYU, I minored in computer science.
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On the federal level, Microsoft is a founding member of the Computer Science Education Coalition — a group of over 115 business leaders and NGOs that have come together to secure federal funding for computer science education this year.
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By incorporating computer science instruction into the K-12 curriculum of schools across the country, children will become familiar with the language of coding and the principles of computer science, thus preparing them for careers in the field.
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WHITE HOUSE ROLLS OUT NEW COMPUTER SCIENCE INITIATIVE: The White House will put at least $2628 million in grant funding towards bolstering tech and engineering education, including computer science, "particularly among historically underserved groups," the administration announced Monday.
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From Stephanie Burns, Arlington, Va. Congress should unite to fund computer science education As a longtime member of the Maryland technology sector, I applaud the news in The Hill's April 85033 article, "Tech leaders press congress on computer science funding," that a group of national business and education leaders, as well as 27 governors, recently urged Congress to provide federal funding for computer science education.
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Key stat: A new analysis of 2.9 million computer science papers found that if current trends continue, it would take over a century for the number of male and female authors of computer science papers to be roughly equal.
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On December 4, 2017 — during Computer Science Education Week — the Girl Scouts announced a partnership with Raytheon, a cybersecurity company and defense contractor, to develop new computer science programming and a cyber challenge for middle and high-school girls.
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If there's not even a single person running a computer science department at the state or district level, the local budget will be divided among the departments that already exist, leaving nothing for the non-existent computer science department.
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Bezos made a surprise appearance on Monday in a computer-science class at a high school in Washington, DC. The class is offered thanks to Amazon's Future Engineer program, which funds thousands of computer-science courses around the country.
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The most dramatic comment came from computer science professor and cryptographer Eran Tromer.
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Grenier is an MIT graduate with degrees in mechanical engineering and computer science.
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Principles tackles larger computer science concepts and isn't constrained to one programming language.
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As a computer science PhD student, I am a disciple of big data.
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Will we ever get to 50/50 women in computer science and men?
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Yada Pruksachatkun is a senior at Wellesley College studying Computer Science and Mathematics.
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In 2015, only three public high schools in Oakland offered computer science courses.
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Chicago offers computer science at approximately 65 of its 106 public high schools.
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It's kind of like an Erector Set for grownups with computer science degrees.
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Among the world's top 21986 richest people, half studied engineering or computer science.
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Computer science is such an important skill it should be offered for free.
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Justin de Guzman is a student at New York University studying computer science.
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It's not some kid with a computer science degree who built an app.
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More boys take physics and computer science, which hone quantitative and spatial skills.
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Its founding team included professors from Northwestern University's computer science and journalism departments.
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The 42 team has created a computer science version of the Hunger Games.
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Yet, only 18 percent of computer science graduates last year were women. Sad!
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Today, only 40 percent of U.S. schools teach computer science, whether using Code.
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At today's Computer Science Education Week kickoff, the theme was women in coding.
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In the U.S., just 18 percent of computer science college graduates are women.
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It also aims to let you learn computer science through the building process.
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Why Twitter's Jack Dorsey chose computer science over becoming mayor of New York.
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One program, Pinterest Engage, targets college students considering computer science as a major.
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Both women encouraged other women to consider technology, computer science and engineering careers.
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In turn, computer science graduates have the highest paying jobs of any industry.
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"Computer science long ago learned that information processing is substrate-independent," Levin said.
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Still, it's easily the most important advance in computer science in a generation.
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Turns out, MIT noticed and offered her admission in its computer science program.
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"This class [computer science] is not only more fun and engaging," said Partovi.
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Tom Murphy graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a PhD in computer science.
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But more important, computer science teaches kids to be problem solvers and innovators.
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The pair met 17 years ago while studying computer science at Cambridge University.
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When computer science classes are offered, few students are encouraged to take them.
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How different is Go from chess in terms of the computer science required?
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One aspiring computer science major did take the opportunity to play class clown.
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He holds a Master's in Computer Science from École Polytechnique and Télécom ParisTech.
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There's no social cost to a boy to take computer science in school.
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My computer science nerd friends started funneling their savings into bitcoin and ethereum.
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DP: Well, it's a fantastic time to be a student in computer science.
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In my graduating class, there was only one other girl in computer science.
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Computer science majors are paid the most, with a median salary of $92,300.
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DP: Well, Berkeley was trying to, you know, grow its computer science department.
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I met a parent yesterday whose daughter majored in computer science at Harvard.
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He received his PhD in Computer Science from the University of Southern California.
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Graduates are up against computer-science types and recruits from the tech industry.
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He'd worked as a personal trainer while studying computer science at Columbia University.
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Via the British Library and the University of Manchester School of Computer Science.
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"I care about computer science," Gates tells Backchannel in an interview published today.
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But contrary to expectations, computer science and biology are the fastest-growing majors.
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Many economics students also take computer science courses, and some major in both.
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After graduation, he enrolled in a doctoral computer science program at Stanford University.
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Possible jobs with this major: Computer science, software engineering, information systems, computer networking.
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I will be encouraging my three sons to study computer science, but no.
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If everybody has to take Biology and Chemistry, they can take Computer Science.
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Congress should unite to support federal funding specifically dedicated to computer science education.
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He will become a professor of computer science at the University of Toronto.
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And, yeah, he said he wants to go to college for computer science.
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His way of thinking greatly affected cognitive science and not just computer science.
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Aren't we then trying to get back to the soul through computer science?
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Our intention is to get girls to major or minor in computer science.
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In Arkansas, among black women, enrollment in computer science went up seven times.
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Hope: We've made incredible progress in solving hard computer science problems in research.
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Databricks, born of abstruse computer science, helps clients deploy open-source tools effectively.
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I minored in computer science and was an Apple-certified engineer in college.
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He graduated with a dual-degree in computer science and business from Lehigh.
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It could be the same reason that less women go into computer science.
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Pittsburgh is known for A.I. because of Carnegie Mellon University's computer science program.
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He and I both studied computer science, and so we hit it off.
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Do you think there should be legislation that mandates schools teach computer science?
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Public interest technology combines existing academic disciplines like computer science, law and sociology.
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Woodrow Hartzog is a professor of law and computer science at Northeastern University.
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Maybe that's why his high school's singular computer science course called to him.
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Oakland has used the Salesforce funds in part to bolster computer science education.
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They allow the school to market itself as an "accessible" computer science education.
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"The question was how do we teach kids computer science," Mr. Aaron said.
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"How many of you take computer science class at your schools?" she asked.
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Bezos eventually went to college at Princeton University and majored in computer science.
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Mr. Libert is a faculty member in computer science at Carnegie Mellon University.
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At Stanford, Princeton and Tufts, computer science is now the most popular major.
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Computer Science A, which teaches Java, is the fastest-growing Advanced Placement course.
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In Paris, Hugo Mercier, a computer science engineer, has invested in sound waves.
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A DevOps engineer should have a computer science or computer engineering background. 2510.
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The fastest-growing majors — computer science and biology — are tough ones, said Renick.
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Twenty-two states don't even count computer science courses toward high school graduation!
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University computer science, math and physics departments lack diversity in staff and coursework.
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The social media giant is also working with computer science teachers on curriculum.
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For example, Israel made computer science a high school graduation requirement in 1995.
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In recent years, seven states have adopted rigorous K-12 computer science standards.
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Udovichenko holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from the Belarusian State University.
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The sort of basic computer science that is necessary can be taught later.
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He was the Muslim descendant of a sultanate family, schooled in computer science.
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Computer science Median early career pay: $2003,300 Median mid-career pay: $107,000 13.
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"Hundreds of students across the district will now be creating applications and hardware projects, like robotics or websites," said Claire Shorall, who teaches calculus and computer science at Castlemont High School in Oakland and spearheaded the school district's computer science expansion.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)The gender gap in computer science research won't reach equality for more than a century, according to new research released Friday that showed computer science isn't just lagging behind, it's also going in the wrong direction.
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In Arkansas, Governor Asa Hutchinson passed a bill to fund access to computer science in every school, and in just one year Arkansas reported a 300% increase of females studying computer science, and a 600% increase among African American females.
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Although the enrollment figures are not yet available for Computer Science Principles classrooms, I fully expect that the diversity numbers paint a very different picture than what you see in the traditional tech industry, or in traditional AP computer science.
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Nearly anyone who has the drive can—and should—have the opportunity to find a place in IT. So, as we work to make available computer science for all, let's make sure to include all that makes up computer science.
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Those donations have led to computer science education at all grade levels, a dramatic rise in the number of students in AP computer science classes, and improved technology in schools, says Chris Armentrout, an official with the San Francisco school district.
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I was ostracized for raising all of this to the computer science department's administration.
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The hackers are claiming to be a group of computer science students from Syria.
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While she was at Duke University, there were very few women studying computer science.
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So this is something that we've seen for a long time in computer science.
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"They know in our new economy computer science isn't an optional skill," Smith said.
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He holds a BS and MS in electrical engineering and computer science from MIT.
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The lack of women and girls in computer science is a well-documented problem.
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The NSF manages research funding for social and behavioral sciences, computer science, and geosciences.
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It's a tool they can apply to all different areas, even outside computer science.
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To avoid enrolling in a tedious math course, I signed up for computer science.
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However, her life perspective changed after taking an introductory computer-science class called CS105.
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Many will focus on digital skills, such as data science, computer science and cybersecurity.
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VR also holds huge potential for invigorating learning of other subjects beyond computer science.
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Computer science majors go on to earn $105,000 by midcareer, according to PayScale's report.
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For 12 years, Martinez has worked in Watsonville to build a computer science workforce.
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Her boyfriend, a Ph.D. candidate studying applied math and computer science, couldn't care less.
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I've been studying computer science and software engineering full-time for over 8 months.
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There were numerous jobs unavailable to me due to lack of computer science knowledge.
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The more I got into computer science topics, the more this appealed to me.
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The background: Speaking English isn't optional for scientists, especially leading-edge computer science researchers.
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Other basic building blocks might be computer science and, as I mentioned above, writing.
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Currently, less than 10 percent of schools offer computer science, according to city estimates.
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In fact, only 10 percent of schools offer any kind of computer science class.
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Marily holds a doctorate in computer science, and loves new tech and fresh ideas.
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They started a list of their fraternity brothers who had taken computer science courses.
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Nicholas Weaver, a professor at Berkeley's International Computer Science Institute described an alarming attack.
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Why were only 1.09 percent of all 2015 AP exams taken in computer science?
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Maor holds a BA in computer science and an MA in counterterrorism and cyberterrorism.
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A basic task of theoretical computer science is to sort problems into complexity classes.
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You studied computer science at university—have computers and technologies always appealed to you?
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It debuted in classrooms nationwide last year as a broader introduction to computer science.
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Lubin graduated from Princeton University with a degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.
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Zyskind received a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Tel-Aviv University.
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Google started with the premise that computer science, at scale, makes the intractable tractable.
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For Stephen, who had a passion for computer science, it was a logical choice.
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In the early 22005s, Mr. Grove joined Fairchild Semiconductor, a fledgling computer science firm.
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The U.S. simply is not graduating enough computer science majors to fill open positions.
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I think this is the most formal setting [in which] I've studied computer science.
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Computer science provides opportunities for project-based learning, collaboration and authentic, hands-on experiences.
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For us, teaching computer science was the most powerful way to combat educational inequity.
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His district gave him the opportunity to learn computer science concepts and earn certification.
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We must make every effort to increase the computer science pipeline to drive innovation.
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Each semester, Mission Bit offers after-school computer science classes to high school students.
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Similar story, I also went to West Point for undergrad and studied computer science.
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Critics also argue that no crash course can compare with a computer-science degree.
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He recently visited Western Kentucky's computer science department, where most of the students enrolled.
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They won't all need computer science degrees, but basic digital literacy will be essential.
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Earning a degree in information technology or computer science is a no-brainer investment.
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Although he studied computer science at Stanford, he also took music classes every quarter.
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He also graduated from Stanford and received a master's degree in computer science there.
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Computing intelligence often seems to mimic human intelligence, so computer science understandably invites analogy.
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Colleges are also currently witnessing a boom in the number of computer science majors.
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You should have a BS, MS, or PhD in Computer Science or the equivalent.
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Computer science and engineering majors have a mid-career salary of $120,100 a year
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He graduated from U.C.L.A. and received a master's degree in computer science from Stanford.
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Raspberry Pi has taught basic computer science in developing countries and schools since 2012.
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She graduated from M.I.T., from which she also received a master's in computer science.
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In short, national excellence in computer science is integral to ensuring security at home.
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In the early 21997s, Mr. Grove joined Fairchild Semiconductor, a fledgling computer science company.
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He holds a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of California at Berkeley.
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He graduated with a master's degree in computer science from ETH Zurich in Switzerland.
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"It's interesting because APIs are still copyrighted," Duke computer science professor Owen Astrachan says.
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He was a founding father when it comes to artificial intelligence and computer science.
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More importantly, he was a major influence for the nascent field of computer science.
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At times, he did worry about his lack of of a computer science background.
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Even scarier, only about 5,000 high school students took the AP Computer Science course.
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Very little about this or any other cyberattack is cutting edge computer science 3.
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Injured computer science student Tasbeeh Ullah survived by leaping from a third story window.
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Columbia expanded its engineering and computer science programs, and created the Data Science Institute.
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Cornell Tech has supported computer science instruction at the public elementary and middle school.
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Jeff Bezos studied electrical engineering and computer science, while MacKenzie Bezos majored in English.
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Fabrício Benevenuto is a computer science professor at the Federal University of Minas Gerais.
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Computer Programmer Salary National Average: $723,277 Education: Associates degree, Bachelors degree in computer science.
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Dr. Russell is a professor of computer science at the University of California, Berkeley.
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"Attacks always happen," said Chen Zhong, a professor in computer science at Peking University.
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In particular, Mozilla has sought to incorporate ethics curricula into computer science training programs.
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Ms. al-Sharif needed her father's permission to enter university; she studied computer science.
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It also nudged more states to count computer science toward high school graduation requirements.
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Carnegie Melon's computer science program is widely recognized as the best in the nation.
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There's a much wider degree of variance of backgrounds in your computer science degree.
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Liu went on to Harvard to study not computer science, but physics and art.
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Out of the STEM field, the company is mostly interested in computer science graduates.
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Commentary by Elissa Redmiles, a Ph.D. Student in Computer Science at University of Maryland.
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Topics being discussed will include immigration, intellectual property, trade, and computer science in schools.
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In addition to Sanskrit, computer science will also now be required in state schools.
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He went to Yale University and graduated with a computer science degree in 2005.
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She told me that she occasionally gives talks to young students studying computer science.
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Their answer: the ability to master "two codes" — computer science and the U.S. Constitution.
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"The demand is unbounded," said Don Fussell, chairman of the university's computer science department.
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She said that was the case for nearly every computer science elective she wanted.
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A lot of people that are in these jobs, they have computer science degrees.
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The growing importance of computer science at the high school level has, in turn, trickled down to elementary and middle schools, where teachers are turning to robots as an effective way to introduce students to states' new K-12 computer science standards.
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Dr Klawe raised the percentage of women graduating in computer science from less than 15% in 2006 to 55% in 2016, primarily by removing intimidation in the classroom, and abolishing all notions about some people being good at computer science and others not.
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On the other hand, Libra is assigned to pseudonymous "wallets," and transfers are done through public key operations, says Nicholas Weaver, a researcher at the International Computer Science Institute and a lecturer in the computer science department at the University of California, Berkeley.
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EDUCATION. A collection of companies, industry groups and nonprofits called the Computer Science Education Coalition has signed up with its fourth advocacy firm, bringing on Dewey Square Group to help convince policymakers to provide money to computer science education for grades K-12.
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"We need this because even if the 2016 election wasn't hacked, the 2020 election might well be," said J. Alex Halderman, a professor of computer science at the University of Michigan, during a presentation with Matt Bernhard, a computer science PhD student.
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At the University of Texas at Austin, which has a top computer science program, more than 13,300 incoming first-year students last fall sought computer science as their first choice of major, more than double the number who did so in 2014.
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The founders were three Russian and Australian guys with masters in computer science from Stanford.
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The company's name is an insider's nod to one of their undergraduate computer science classes.
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Along with tech earning the most, computer science is the most lucrative field of study.
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JC: So I disagree with most folks that the problem is a computer science problem.
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However, software engineers tend to have a stronger background in computer science and mathematical analysis.
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And how do we change a world in which only rich kids study computer science?
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With my computer science degree, I hope to show other immigrants that anything is possible.
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Yes. Pre-K through 12th grade, every year, you got to have computer science. Why?
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This is an algorithmic concept based on common data structures in computer science called trees.
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But when choosing a college major, only 0.4% of high school girls choose computer science.
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According to numerous studies, young girls are moving away from computer science, not towards it.
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She is currently a sophomore at Northeastern Illinois University, studying computer science and justice studies.
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Blaine earned a Bachelor of Arts with High Distinction in Computer Science from Indiana University.
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Yet women earn less than 20 percent of degrees in computer science, engineering and physics.
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Right now, there are fewer women graduating with computer science degrees than in the 1980s.
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Google is officially unveiling Code Next, its computer science lab for youth, today in Oakland.
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In fact, many college computer science programs start students off with the basics of Python.
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Preferably, they want people with a bachelor's degree in programming, computer science or computer engineering.
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This week it announced renewable energy projects and funding for high school computer science classes.
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And Obama's attention to computer science education, he says, does end up helping local organizers.
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The bride's father is a professor of computer science at Iowa State University in Ames.
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Damon McCoy is an assistant professor of computer science and engineering at New York University.
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There's a lot of discussion in the computer science circle about the dangers of that.
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That kind of pedigree commands a much higher salary than an undergraduate computer science major.
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Bezos graduated from Princeton in 1986 with a degree in electrical engineering and computer science.
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CMU lured Moore back in 2014, making him the dean of its computer science school.
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This year, that number more than doubled; over 29,000 girls took AP Computer Science tests.
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After a year of mastering the basics, she enrolled in computer science courses at Stanford.
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Ankit holds a BS and MS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from UC Berkeley.
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THIS IS THE NEW – YOU KNOW, COMPUTER SCIENCE IS KIND OF THE NEW LIBERAL ARTS.
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That was strictly in computer science, the first field Semantic Scholar was instructed to consume.
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Balwani soon enrolled at Stanford University to study computer science but dropped out in 2008.
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How much does our understanding of computer science depend on our understanding of the brain?
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This Computer Science training is just $39 — that's equivalent to just 13 months of Netflix.
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In the early 80s, she was a young computer-science student at a local university.
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Howard Shrobe is a principal research scientist at MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.
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TC: You played college basketball at NYU, where you also studied math and computer science.
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Her best friend, a young black woman named Nancy Whitehead, is also studying computer science.
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At the morning graduation, my son received his Bachelor of Science degree in computer science.
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AJ Shankar founded Everlaw and has computer science degrees from UC Berkeley and Harvard University.
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Big Data expert Jun Huan, formerly a computer science professor at the University of Kansas.
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Currently, only 21625 states allow students to count computer science courses toward high school graduation.
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Computer science factors into a massive cyberattack that's hit hundreds of thousands of machines worldwide.
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Jun Mitani: I'm an associate professor at the Department of Computer Science, University of Tsukuba.
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Besides GPU processors, robits and AI, Basel enjoys learning about computer science, astronomy and philosophy.
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People say at the beginning [of computer science courses], there's a fifty-fifty [gender] split.
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Or is it something that, coming up in the computer science field, you're already expecting?
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What public-private partnerships are helping to engage young Americans in computer science and STEM?
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In his free time, Michael plays the violin and does graduate research in computer science.
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Trump has spearheaded an administration effort to make computer science and STEM education a priority.
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Princeton's course was created by Arvind Narayanan, assistant professor of computer science at the university.
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She wants to become a software engineer and hopes to study computer science at Harvard.
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The time is now to make critical investments in our students and computer science education.
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Computer science is often only offered in high-income areas with less diverse student populations.
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But, with the support of our college's Women in Computer Science community, I kept going.
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"Not one of the top 20 schools for computer science is in France," said Babinet.
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In April 2015, the authorities arrested Sid Ahmed Ghlam, 24, an Algerian computer science student.
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ALGORITHMS TO LIVE BYThe Computer Science of Human DecisionsBy Brian Christian and Tom Griffiths351 pp.
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He graduated from Georgia Tech, from which he also received a master's in computer science.
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A Stanford undergraduate computer science student weeps into their MacBook as their code loops endlessly.
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Earlier, Giannandrea said that language and dialogue are the big unsolved problems of computer science.
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He will return to Yale University in the fall as a junior in computer science.
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Georgia Tech offered a prestigious, high-quality computer science program that was convenient and affordable.
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Apple expects computer science and programming teachers to expand upon what Playgrounds is already offering.
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Given its importance, computer science should be an essential part of K-12 school curriculum.
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Web Developer Median Base Pay: $60,960Top Majors: Computer Science and Engineering, Information Technology, Philosophy 5.
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For an opening into a new field of computer science research, it's worth a read.
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Aaronson is a computer science professor studying the intersection of quantum mechanics and computational complexity.
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Stuart Russell, who's a professor of computer science at Berkeley, came up with this example.
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I was a computer scientist there, so all of my degrees are in computer science.
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Stanford University even created a Computer Science class where students had to build Facebook applications.
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The average amount of time that women stay in computer science is only three years.
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At the same time, fewer than 50,000 computer science majors graduated from school last year.
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The University of Washington's computer science program is named after Microsoft co-founder, Paul Allen.
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Founder and CEO Peter Bailis is an assistant professor of computer science at Stanford University.
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The groom's mother is a professor of computer science in Memphis at LeMoyne Owen College.
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"If everybody has to take biology and chemistry, they can take computer science," she said.
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Prashanth Ramakrishna is a student at New York University in applied mathematics and computer science.
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But that hasn't stopped toy companies from trying to bring computer science to elementary schools.
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Phillipa Gill is an assistant professor of computer science at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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Look at their computer science and related degree requirements, course offerings and standards for admission.
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Columbia University handed out 22 graduate degrees in computer science over the past three years.
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Braxton said he tried some Harvard computer science courses first, which didn't appeal to him.
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"It's a significant milestone," Shimon Whiteson, a professor of computer science at Oxford University, said.
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Dr. Bengio, a professor of computer science at the University of Montreal, is self-effacing.
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His father is an associate professor of computer science at Iowa State University in Ames.
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Computer science, though, had appealed to her since she took an introductory course in undergrad.
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Isbell's role is especially given Georgia Tech's approximately 9,000 online graduate students in Computer Science.
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Since receiving his PhD in computer science, he has spent his entire career at Amazon.
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I've been studying for a Ph.D. in computer science at Carnegie Mellon University since 2012.
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Those schools did not attract and train a particularly diverse set of computer science majors.
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So I transferred my major to English literature, and kept computer science as a minor.
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"The othering that happens in computer science classes is really a big deal," she says.
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Costolo graduated in 1985 from the University of Michigan with a major in computer science.
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He graduated from Stanford, from which he also received a master's degree in computer science.
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And students with humanities majors are already choosing, as minors, computer science and the like.
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At some colleges, computer science courses have become a leading source of academic dishonesty complaints.
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Their answer came from another mathematician: Alan Turing, pioneer of computer science and artificial intelligence.
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He spent three years teaching computer science before heading to MIT to get his master's.
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His internship made him want to major in graphic design and computer science, Cribbs said.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas) and Ted Lieu (D-Calif.), have earned degrees in computer science.
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If you know you like quantitative reasoning, consider fields like engineering, computer science and physics.
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Books about science and especially computer science often suffer from one of two failure modes.
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That's a shame because computer science skills hold the keys to economic opportunity for students.
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She graduated from Boston University with a dual bachelor's degree in computer science and biology.
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Sort of look at the state of where we are with graduates in computer science.
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Computer science and engineering Median early career pay: $1723,200 Median mid-career pay: $116,000 2.
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He has been a professor at the University of Washington's Computer Science department since 1991.
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Photo: GettyOn Monday, Trump signed a memorandum to ramp up education initiatives in STEM education and computer science, and on Tuesday, Ivanka joined a panel discussing the over $300 million that tech companies have just pledged to K-12 computer science programs in the US. "Computer science and coding are a priority for the administration as we think about pathways for jobs," Ivanka said during the Internet Association lobby group's press conference.
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Her agenda aims to invest in computer science and science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education; provide every student in America the chance to learn computer science; engage the private sector and nonprofits to train more computer science teachers; create a $25 billion fund to support colleges that serve minority students; and increase access to capital for growth-oriented small businesses and startups, with a focus on minority, women and young entrepreneurs.
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