The „Dismal” State of Mathematics Textbooks and How to Improve It For most students, mathematics and computer science can be difficult, daunting subjects. That may be hard to grasp if you have dedicated your career to one of the two, but surveys from several countries show … 31. May 2023 | By Andrei Mihai | 2 comments
Doing maths on the internet Right now it might feel like a lot of us have been doing pretty much everything on the internet – even if your job doesn’t involve hours of brain-sapping video calls and online meetings, you … 14. Jul 2021 | By Katie Steckles | 3 comments
10 out of 200: About finding your own path – Anna Vasilchenko uniquely combines journalism, computer science, and education Meet Anna Vasilchenko, computer scientist and one of this year’s 10 out of 200 young researchers participating in the 7th Heidelberg Laureate Forum from September 22nd – 27th, 2019. What are your name and nationality?My name is Anna Vasilchenko. … 19. Aug 2019 | By Jens-Steffen Scherer | 0 comments
Sir Antony Hoare — Theory and Practice As with my interview with John Hopcroft, I was most interested in what Sir Antony Hoare had to say about computer science education. He was, after all, knighted for his work in education in addition … 31. Aug 2015 | By Gail Carmichael | 2 comments
John Hopcroft, Diversity, and One of the First Computer Science Courses I’ve long had a special interest in computer science education. I recently worked as a full time lecturer for two years, and I have been designing and delivering outreach initiatives for more than seven. So when it … 28. Aug 2015 | By Gail Carmichael | 0 comments
