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Wednesday July 6 - Friday July 8
2011
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Resources
| CS4HS 2011 Presentations and Links |
CS4HS 2011 Presentations
CS Unplugged Presentation (Tom Cortina)
EPFL Course on Software Engineering (André Maurer)
CS4FN (Jonathan Black)
Makerere University CIT (Idris Rai)
Lorrie Cranor's Home Page
Computability Presentation (Tom Cortina)
North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad (Lori Levin)
The School of Computer Science Roadshow (Carol Frieze)
Changing the Perception of CS (Carol Frieze)
CSBots Page/Finches (Tom Lauwers)
Algorithmic Composition Book/Examples (Roger Dannenberg) |
| Activate |
| Open to all high school STEM teachers in Pittsburgh and the surounding Appalachian Region in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio and Western Maryland. |
| Women@SCS |
| A CMU program designed to create, encourage,
and support academic, social, and professional opportunities for women
in computer science and to promote the breadth of the field and its
diverse community. |
| Computer Science
Teachers Association |
| The Computer Science
Teachers Association is a membership organization that supports
and promotes the teaching of computer science and other computing
disciplines. CSTA provides opportunities for K-12 teachers and students
to better understand the computing disciplines and to more successfully
prepare themselves to teach and learn. |
| Center for
Women and Information Technology |
| The Center for Women and Information
Technology (CWIT), established at the University of Maryland
Baltimore County (UMBC) in July 1998, is dedicated to providing global
leadership in achieving women's full participation in all aspects
of information technology (IT). Women's participation in IT will strengthen
the workforce, raise the standard of living for many women, and help
to assure that information technology addresses women's needs and
expands the possibilities for their lives. |
| ACM: Computer
Degrees and Careers (pdf) |
| A new brochure from ACM for students in K-12
that describes the various career options available to students who
study computer science and related disciplines in college. |
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