This paper describes a program that uses undergraduates as teaching assistants to staff large computer science classes, particularly at the introductory level. Creating such a program at a state school presented special challenges, but the program has become a mainstay for the department’s undergraduate program. The program has been so successful that we have expanded it to cover some sophomore and junior level courses, including a discrete mathematics course. Among the benefits of the program are reduced overall cost, improved quality of instruction, the formation of an undergraduate community and the practical experience that the undergraduate teaching assistants themselves gain
The preparation to teach that graduate student teaching assistants (TAs) receive is critical for a n...
Research carried out in recent years suggests that students in Higher Education are not always motiv...
Among policy makers, there is an ongoing discussion about the need to improve undergraduate educatio...
This paper presents a methodology for increasing undergraduate Computer Science (CS) major enrollmen...
The Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (UTA) Program at the University of Arizona exposes students to ...
In line with institutions across the United States, the Computer Science Department at Swarthmore Co...
This project is split into two facets: The first involved a teaching assistant working to develop...
There has been a growing concern in higher education about our failure to produce scientifically tra...
Enrollments in undergraduate computer science programs have declined steadily over the past few year...
This conceptual article relates a best-practice paradigm for undergraduate faculty who teach relativ...
In common with many universities, our own institution has seen a growing number of students being ad...
Learning to program is difficult with many students struggling to master fundamental abstract concep...
The workshop has become a regular campus event, with both high school teachers and university facult...
Undergraduate research plays an important role in computer science education. Through it, students e...
In this paper we describe several techniques that have helped increase enrollment in the computer s...
The preparation to teach that graduate student teaching assistants (TAs) receive is critical for a n...
Research carried out in recent years suggests that students in Higher Education are not always motiv...
Among policy makers, there is an ongoing discussion about the need to improve undergraduate educatio...
This paper presents a methodology for increasing undergraduate Computer Science (CS) major enrollmen...
The Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (UTA) Program at the University of Arizona exposes students to ...
In line with institutions across the United States, the Computer Science Department at Swarthmore Co...
This project is split into two facets: The first involved a teaching assistant working to develop...
There has been a growing concern in higher education about our failure to produce scientifically tra...
Enrollments in undergraduate computer science programs have declined steadily over the past few year...
This conceptual article relates a best-practice paradigm for undergraduate faculty who teach relativ...
In common with many universities, our own institution has seen a growing number of students being ad...
Learning to program is difficult with many students struggling to master fundamental abstract concep...
The workshop has become a regular campus event, with both high school teachers and university facult...
Undergraduate research plays an important role in computer science education. Through it, students e...
In this paper we describe several techniques that have helped increase enrollment in the computer s...
The preparation to teach that graduate student teaching assistants (TAs) receive is critical for a n...
Research carried out in recent years suggests that students in Higher Education are not always motiv...
Among policy makers, there is an ongoing discussion about the need to improve undergraduate educatio...