This article outlines the key differences between ... and even hardware design. The course is usually more hands-on and project-based. The BSc in Computer Science, on the other hand, is a science ...

Overall, 57.5 percent of high schools offer foundational computer science courses, a 4.5 percentage point jump over last year, the largest since 2018.

During the 2011-12 school year, a student at Sweetwater High School in National City, Calif., approached teacher Art Lopez and asked why their school didn’t offer any computer science courses.

A full list of the computer science courses offered this year can be found on the Schedule of Classes. For information on all computer science courses and elective courses in related disciplines, ...

Computer Science Minor The Department of Computer Science offers minors in computer science for students who wish to develop stronger competence in computer science while pursuing a degree in another ...

Right now, we only have 60% of high schools even offering a single computer science course. And a big part of that is teacher capacity to be able to teach these courses at their schools.

Fortunately, schools throughout the U.S. are now taking steps to offer computer science. And 56% of teachers believe computer science should be mandatory for all students [1].

Harvard’s Computer Science department debuted a new course this semester — COMPSCI 1060: “Software Engineering with Generative AI” — an applied engineering course in which students use ...

Computer science majors pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree must complete seven core requirements plus 12 additional credits earned through higher level computer science courses. A two-semester ...

CU Boulder announced today the launch of its online master of science in computer science degree program. The program is hosted on Coursera, a leading online learning platform, and directed at working ...

That’s great. This seems like remarkable progress, given that only 18.4 percent of computer science degrees awarded in 2010 went to women, according to the National Science Foundation.