In preparing computer science students for industry, degree content often focuses on technical skills such as programming. Whilst essential for a successful career in industry, employers note that students are often limited in transferable skills. Computing science students can also struggle to identify the value in these skills during their studies.The overall aim of this work is to develop a framework for computing science educators which will allow them to incorporate such skills more explicitly through assessment. This poster presents highlights from an initial review of graduate attributes from Russell Group Universities to identify common themes for further exploration
In computer science, an expected outcome of a student's education is programming skill. This working...
This paper describes an approach to teaching devel\ud oped in response to the\ud introduction of the...
In this paper, we describe our Computer Science Program Assessment (COMPASS) project. COMPASS uses o...
In preparing computer science students for industry, degree content often focuses on technical skill...
There is a proliferating demand for newly trained computer scientists as the number of computer scie...
Students enrolled in computing science programmes are often more focused on gaining skills such as p...
Students demand engaging approaches from academics. Employers demand soft skills from graduates. Tra...
Students enrolled in computing science programmes are often more focused on gaining skills such as p...
Assessment is a process of measuring the extent to which students have fulfilled the expected learni...
This paper describes first-hand experience with post-graduate skill assessment of newly hired CS stu...
The purpose of this study was to identify the important graduate attributes in computing disciplines...
Many recent innovations in the computer science curriculum have focused on the first-year computer s...
The demands of an ever changing and complex higher education environment, along with the profile of ...
This project is split into two facets: The first involved a teaching assistant working to develop...
This seminar discussed educational outcomes for first-year (university-level) computer science. We e...
In computer science, an expected outcome of a student's education is programming skill. This working...
This paper describes an approach to teaching devel\ud oped in response to the\ud introduction of the...
In this paper, we describe our Computer Science Program Assessment (COMPASS) project. COMPASS uses o...
In preparing computer science students for industry, degree content often focuses on technical skill...
There is a proliferating demand for newly trained computer scientists as the number of computer scie...
Students enrolled in computing science programmes are often more focused on gaining skills such as p...
Students demand engaging approaches from academics. Employers demand soft skills from graduates. Tra...
Students enrolled in computing science programmes are often more focused on gaining skills such as p...
Assessment is a process of measuring the extent to which students have fulfilled the expected learni...
This paper describes first-hand experience with post-graduate skill assessment of newly hired CS stu...
The purpose of this study was to identify the important graduate attributes in computing disciplines...
Many recent innovations in the computer science curriculum have focused on the first-year computer s...
The demands of an ever changing and complex higher education environment, along with the profile of ...
This project is split into two facets: The first involved a teaching assistant working to develop...
This seminar discussed educational outcomes for first-year (university-level) computer science. We e...
In computer science, an expected outcome of a student's education is programming skill. This working...
This paper describes an approach to teaching devel\ud oped in response to the\ud introduction of the...
In this paper, we describe our Computer Science Program Assessment (COMPASS) project. COMPASS uses o...