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A show exploring the world of Computer Science and the education that gets us there.
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English
United States
15 episodes
since Sept. 6, 2017
episodic
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After some follow up, we discuss passion in computer science. How do you balance opportunity and passion when moving towards a new future?
Internal Fragmentation
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The catch up episode after a year-long hiatus. Overall, a very catch-all episode. Andrew talks about why he doesn’t even know what to do with his future anymore, Jonathan talks about his first two quarters in grad school and TAing, Peter goes back to basics. Everyone (except Andrew) soapboxes a …
Rounding out the first season. We get evaluate ourselves. How can we evaluate classes and teachers?
Internal Fragmentation
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Kaneb Teaching Center
Hosted by Andrew Litteken, Jonathan Baker an…
We get trapped in follow up and talking about how students should advance their studies. How visible should the path, and resources, be?
Internal Fragmentation
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Made-Up
C++
Python
Hosted b…
We discuss Languages, the Holy Grail of CS education. Peter lets loose a grudge.
Internal Fragmentation
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Kano Computing Kit
IBM Quantum Experience1
The Red Knight
Overdrive
Visual Basic …
We discuss CS For All. How should we introduce people to this world. Andrew insists that syntax isn't the problem, and tries to fend off Peter and Jonathan's metaphors.
Internal Fragmentation
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Continuing from assements we discuss Take Home Tests and Group Work in Computer Science. When and how should we collaborate? Andrew talks about having trouble finding an effective group, Jonathan says to just push forward, and Peter wants it to be something more.
Internal Fragmentation
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In the wake of midterms week, we discuss Assessment in Computer Science. What is the best way to assess someone's learning? Peter soul searches, Andrew and Jonathan try to tell him that some students just won't come to class.
Internal Fragmentation
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We discuss Electives in Computer Science. What classes should be offered? Are there electives that should actually be included in the core set of classes. Jonathan tell people that he makes his own way and they should too.
Internal Fragmentation
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We discuss Classes in Computer Science. What classes should be included? We try to solve education and mostly complain about the current structure. Jonathan and Peter reconcile some of their differences.
Internal Fragmentation
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