Computer Science and the Three Rs
A growing sense of crisis prevails as computer science searches for its place in the K--12 curriculum.
Leah Hoffmann
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Harvey Mudd College president Maria Klawe talks about increasing the number of women who study computer science.
Artificial intelligence pioneer Judea Pearl discusses probability, causation, the calculus of intervention, and counterfactuals.
Local and national governments are turning to open data to cut their costs, increase transparency and efficiency, and respond to the needs of citizens.
ACM CEO John White talks about initiatives to serve the organization's professional members, increase international activities, and reform computer science education.
M. Frans Kaashoek talks about multicore computing, security, and operating system design.
Governments, companies, and individuals have suffered an unusual number of highly publicized data breaches this year. Is there a solution?
Eric Brewer talks about infrastructure, connectivity, and computing for developing nations.
Games and Learning: Seven Questions For Mary Flanagan
A professor of digital humanities at Dartmouth College, Mary Flanagan has spent her career thinking critically about a topic that most of us take for granted: Play.
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