In this paper, curriculum design and development for computer science and similar disciplines as a formal model is introduced and analysed. Functions of education process as knowledge delivery and assessment are analysed. Structural formation of curriculum design is presented using definitive, characteristic and predictive functions. The process of changes in the discipline is also described and analysed. The authors then develop an algorithm to determine the core of the discipline and functions of the core moving and merging are introduced
Computer Science is a subject which has difficulty in marketing itself. Further, pinning down a stan...
The workdescribed here was undertaken at the University ofBrighton between 1986 and 2006 in order to...
Computing as a discipline has common roots with mathematics and written languages, and computing as ...
An approach to curriculum design for Computer Science and similar disciplines as a formal model is i...
Curriculum design and development for Computer Science and similar disciplines as a formal model is ...
No clear guidelines exist for those creating curriculum in computer studies at the postsecondary lev...
This contribution conceptualizes curriculum as design for learning. The aim of curriculum design (th...
This book is a result of a three-year effort by the Carnegie Mellon Computer Science Department to d...
The authors propose to the Carnegie-Mellon Computer Science Department a curriculum for undergraduat...
This paper discusses the challenge of integrating professionalism and professional issues into the d...
A new learning environment, called Design-Based Learning (DBL), was incorporated in a Computing Scie...
In this paper you will be introduced to a number of principles which can be used to inform good teac...
Designing an appropriate baccalaureate curriculum is a difficult and challenging process. The proces...
A set of goals for educational planning in computer science is presented. Among the questions discus...
Abstract. Nearly twenty years ago, Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP) changed ...
Computer Science is a subject which has difficulty in marketing itself. Further, pinning down a stan...
The workdescribed here was undertaken at the University ofBrighton between 1986 and 2006 in order to...
Computing as a discipline has common roots with mathematics and written languages, and computing as ...
An approach to curriculum design for Computer Science and similar disciplines as a formal model is i...
Curriculum design and development for Computer Science and similar disciplines as a formal model is ...
No clear guidelines exist for those creating curriculum in computer studies at the postsecondary lev...
This contribution conceptualizes curriculum as design for learning. The aim of curriculum design (th...
This book is a result of a three-year effort by the Carnegie Mellon Computer Science Department to d...
The authors propose to the Carnegie-Mellon Computer Science Department a curriculum for undergraduat...
This paper discusses the challenge of integrating professionalism and professional issues into the d...
A new learning environment, called Design-Based Learning (DBL), was incorporated in a Computing Scie...
In this paper you will be introduced to a number of principles which can be used to inform good teac...
Designing an appropriate baccalaureate curriculum is a difficult and challenging process. The proces...
A set of goals for educational planning in computer science is presented. Among the questions discus...
Abstract. Nearly twenty years ago, Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP) changed ...
Computer Science is a subject which has difficulty in marketing itself. Further, pinning down a stan...
The workdescribed here was undertaken at the University ofBrighton between 1986 and 2006 in order to...
Computing as a discipline has common roots with mathematics and written languages, and computing as ...