SIGCSE-2

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Publications

1977

Proceedings of the 8th SIGCSE Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, SIGCSE-2 1977, Lafayette, LA, USA, August 4-5, 1977 SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Mary M. Hardell
The near blind leading the blind: One partial solution to the hacker battered student syndrome. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Moshe Augenstein, Aaron M. Tenenbaum
Program efficiency and data structures. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Norman E. Gibbs
An introductory computer science course for all majors. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Curtis R. Cook
Applications programming course using guided design. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
John C. Peck
The university - a systems development center for state government or How to solve the education vs. training problem. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Nell Dale
Women in science: A pilot project in accelerated computer training for returning women students. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Robert N. Cook
An approach to the introductory computer science course for non-majors. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Robert N. Chanon
An experiment with an introductory course in computer science. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Frederick A. Hosch
Whither flowcharting? SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Ben Shneiderman
Evaluating introductory programming textbooks: A guide for students, instructors, authors and publishers. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Leonard H. Weiner
Foundations of computer science for entry-level graduate students. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
David Salomon
Teaching hardware and computer design in a software oriented computer science program. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Dennis W. Leinbaugh
A demand paging simulator. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
George E. Hedrick
ALGOL68 instruction at Oklahoma State University. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Ronald L. Davis
"Recommended mathematical topics for computer science majors". SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Lawrence R. Whitlock
The design and implementation of a dynamically tailored examination. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
R. K. Guha, P. A. Carr, Carol L. Smith
Standards considered helpful. SIGCSE-2 (1977)
Ewing L. Lusk
An advanced undergraduate course in applied computer science. SIGCSE-2 (1977)