Computer Science

There Are 3 States Where Not a Single Woman Took the AP ... The Atlantic Rather than focus on getting women and minorities hired at tech startups or encouraging them to major in computer science in college, there should ... See all stories on this topic »	The Atlantic
Local college promotes computer science WXXA LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. -- Siena College is grooming the next generation of computer scientists thru their IMPACT program. IMPACT is an outreach ... See all stories on this topic »
USC Viterbi's Online Computer Science MS Program Repeats No1 ... IT Business Net LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --Today U.S. News & World Report released its annual list of Best Online Education ... See all stories on this topic »
Get breaking news alerts via email Salt Lake Tribune (blog) The report adds to evidence that Utah's approach to computer science education is weak, focusing more on computer *use* than on computer science ... See all stories on this topic »
Why Knowing How to Code Is a Critical Skill for Today's Students Huffington Post Code.org estimates that by 2020, there will be 1.4 million computing positions available, but only 400,000 Computer Science students -- that is one ... See all stories on this topic »
Montreal Diary: Learning code a key ability for kids Montreal Gazette In 2012, La Flèche, a computer-science and creative-writing student at Concordia, and Kate Arthur, who runs an IT company, founded Kids Code ... See all stories on this topic »
How Vanderbilt's Secret Software Lab Is Saving America Gizmodo I recently sat down with Professor Doug Schmidt, Associate Chair of the Computer Science and Engineering Program at Vanderbilt University, to learn ... See all stories on this topic »
Want your novel to succeed? Make it more complex Christian Science Monitor Researchers Vikas Ganjigunt, Ashok Song, and Feng Yejin Choi, all members of Stony Brook University's Department of Computer Science in New ... See all stories on this topic »	Christian Science Monitor
'Invisibility' Materials Could Do Computer's Work LiveScience.com The materials that make Harry Potter's invisibility cloak a real scientific possibility could also be used to perform advanced mathematical calculations ... See all stories on this topic »	LiveScience.com
Science that will change our lives: Wearable computer ready for ... New Zealand Herald ... of a series on how scientific discoveries are affecting our lives. Google Glass projects a virtual computer screen into the field of vision of the wearer. See all stories on this topic »