Computers and Society Volume 50 Number 2 Fall 2021 Edition Now Available
Vol. 50, No. 2, Fall, 2021 is now available from the Computers and Society page (click above or on the image to the left).
Checkout New Works In Progress Page
Missed that email about when the SIGAS Works in Progress (WIP)was happening. Have no fear, you can now find the SIGCAS’ monthly WIP meeting dates and topics on the events page of the website. Just navigate to the events tab and click on WIP for the listings.
Registration Now Open: 2022 CSG-Ed SIGCSE Affiliate Event
Dream Big: Addressing Computing for the Social Good in the Computing Curricula We are pleased to invite you to our annual Computing for the Social Good in Education (CSG-Ed) event, which will take place Wednesday March 2, 2022, as part of the 53rd ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE). Date: March 2, 2022. […]
Outstanding Service Award (2021)–Barbara Boucher Owens
Barbara Boucher Owens retired in 2012 from the Computer Science Department at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas. She has been in the computing field since 1967 when she worked at IBM Research in Yorktown Heights, NY and later in San Jose, California, in the area of Computer Assisted Instruction. She began her teaching career in […]
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agreed! But some times the garbage is constructed somewhere between the input and the output....
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