Paul T. Tymann

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 1991-2018
Publications (10 Years): 3

Top Topics

Undergraduate Engineering

Information Science

Computer Science

Top Venues

Publications

Paul T. Tymann, Dale Reed, Chinma Uche, Carol S. Yarbrough
The Impact of AP Computer Science Principles: Are You Ready to Change Your Undergraduate Courses? SIGCSE (2018)
Paul T. Tymann, Lester L. Wainwright, Sandy Czajka
AP CS A: Sharing Teching Strategies and Curricular Ideas (Abstract Only). SIGCSE (2015)
Paul T. Tymann, Frances P. Trees, Lester L. Wainwright, Richard Kick, Sandy Czajka, Andrew Kuemmel, Lien Diaz
Achieving a shared goal with AP Computer Science A and AP Computer Science Principles. SIGCSE (2015)
Paul T. Tymann, Frances P. Trees, Robert Glen Martin, Richard Kick, Lien Diaz
Advanced placement computer science: AP computer science a and AP computer science principles. SIGCSE (2014)
Robert Glen Martin, Paul T. Tymann, Lester L. Wainwright
Using the AP CS labs in the classroom (abstract only). SIGCSE (2014)
Karen Donathan, Barbara Ericson, Paul T. Tymann, Henry MacKay Walker
Successful K-12 outreach strategies. SIGCSE (2011)
Karen Donathan, Paul T. Tymann
The development and use of scoring rubrics: (or how to grade thousands of exams without losing your mind). SIGCSE (2010)
Paul T. Tymann, Laurie White
The future of the AP CS program. SIGCSE (2009)
Paul T. Tymann, G. Michael Schneider
Modern software development concepts: a new philosophy for CS2. ACM SIGCSE Bull. 32 (4) (2000)
Rodney S. Tosten, Christyann Ferraro, Sara Sprenkle, Brad Steiner, Paul T. Tymann
Using Java Remote Method Invocation in a Parallel and Distributed Processing Course. PDPTA (1999)
Rodney S. Tosten, Brad Steiner, Paul T. Tymann
Java, SIMD, The World Wide Web, and Distributed Parallelism: An Integrated Story. PDPTA (1997)
Paul T. Tymann, Doug Lea, Rajendra K. Raj
Developing an undergraduate software engineering program in a liberal arts college. SIGCSE (1994)
Andrew T. Kitchen, Nan C. Schaller, Paul T. Tymann
Game playing as a technique for teaching parallel computing concepts. ACM SIGCSE Bull. 24 (3) (1992)
Paul T. Tymann
VNET: a tool for teaching computer networking to undergraduates. SIGCSE (1991)