It's our favorite time of year – our fourth annual University Ranking Report is here! 🥳 We ranked the top computer science programs in the US based on their students’ objective coding skills. The results? Talent comes from everywhere—not just the schools traditionally recognized as top engineering schools. Check out our top 50: https://bit.ly/3xjCU18
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It is great how much computer science is available in education today. I always enjoy seeing what new ideas come from the youth when it comes to technology.
💻 Happy Computer Science Education Day! 🌍 This special day, part of Computer Science Education Week aims to get K-12 students interested in computer science and coding. The weeklong celebration acknowledges the power of computer science to ignite curiosity and shape future innovators. Research shows that jobs in this field are expected to grow by 13% by 2026 💪 so let's inspire a world of endless possibilities. 🚀 #CSEdWeek #CodingFutureLeaders #TechInnovation #CSforAll
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10 Things To Know Before Starting Your Computer Science Career 🚀 Ready to launch your coding journey with Ensign College? Your future in tech awaits, and there's no better time than now to take that leap! Learn more about our programs, tailored to every stage of life and career, by clicking the link below: https://lnkd.in/g68pKhTE
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❗️ Students from historically marginalized groups are underrepresented in foundational computing skills. Our goal is to help make sure opportunity in computer science is for everyone. One week until Computer Science Education Week! From no-cost lessons to becoming a mentor, discover ways you can lend a hand to help inspire students to explore coding. Get involved → goo.gle/csedweek #GrowWithGoogle #CSEdWeek
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Computer science skills are more than “just coding.” The computational thinking approach encourages students to make connections between specific solutions and generalizing it for new problems. Learn more about why computer science skills are important for your students in this Q&A with Jennifer S. Kay, Ph.D., Professor of Computer Science, Rowan University. https://bit.ly/3GGf3d0
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Life long learner passionate about educational technology and successful implementation of Ed tech tools.
On the heels of our webinar last week, the Case for Computer Science Whitepaper is now available. Looking forward to see CS grow in NY State with the next phase of state standards being implemented in 2024.
Computer science skills are more than “just coding.” The computational thinking approach encourages students to make connections between specific solutions and generalizing it for new problems. Learn more about why computer science skills are important for your students in this Q&A with Jennifer S. Kay, Ph.D., Professor of Computer Science, Rowan University. https://bit.ly/3GGf3d0
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Career Development & Employer Relations, UKY Engr. | Relationship Builder | Persuasive Speaker | Communications Creator | Esq - Licensed in Ohio
I had various conversations with students this week and a recurring theme for engineering and computer science students is imposter syndrome and the various ways that shows up: ▪️comparing a weighted high school GPA of 4.5 to an intensely challenging engineering or computer science college curriculum that results in a lower GPA (again in a more challenging curriculum) ▪️not recognizing the transferable skills they bring to the table outside of academic skills ▪️being uncomfortable following their own instincts because they don’t want to say “no” to someone or let someone they respect down ▪️thinking they can’t ask for help (because they see others not needing help) or ask questions (because they think everyone else already has this figured out). I’m sharing this reminder (about the awards you don’t need to keep trying to win) first with the amazing group of engineering and computer science students I’m connected to on this platform, and second with everyone else I’m connected to because it can’t hurt to show yourself grace. You can still have high aspirations and work towards important goals, but take a look at this list and be kind to yourself.
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The skills learnt in computer science lessons apply to life in general! All students should be exposed to the concepts and methodologies so that they are prepared for the future.
Computer science skills are more than “just coding.” The computational thinking approach encourages students to make connections between specific solutions and generalizing it for new problems. Learn more about why computer science skills are important for your students in this Q&A with Jennifer S. Kay, Ph.D., Professor of Computer Science, Rowan University. https://bit.ly/3GGf3d0
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🎓 Master's in Computer Science Journey! 🚀 Hey everyone! 👋 Exciting news – I've officially started my Master's in Computer Science at the University of Sydney! 💻 Ready for late-night debugging, and exploring the latest tech trends. Let's rock this! 🌐🚀 #CSGradLife #MasteringTech #NewBeginnings
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Computer Science education can be a game-changer for students now and as they become the leaders of tomorrow. As #CSEDweek concludes, we hope many students will be fueled to learn more about computer science and we thank the educators who will get them there. To help build the pipeline of future innovators and computer scientists, explore our dual enrollment Computer Science course. https://lnkd.in/gejE4uAg
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As we celebrate Computer Science Education Week, we're reminded of the importance of demystifying the world of computer science and making it more approachable for everyone. Remember, learning to code is not just about understanding computers. It's a tool to unlock new opportunities, to understand the digital world, and to shape it. So, let's continue to build, learn, and innovate. Here's to the code that connects us all. Happy Computer Science Education Week! #ComputerScienceEducationWeek #Coding
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2wI always like seeing this evaluation each year. It’s refreshing to see an objective assessment of an element of higher education.