Peter J. Denning
Rudolph Darken
Eric Roberts
Mark Guzdial
Abstract
Questions and answers about the great principles framework for computing and its impact on the organization and content of curriculum, with special attention to communicating our field, teaching programming, and appealing to a diverse audience.
Index Terms
- Panel session: great principles in computing
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