Journal: Computer Science Education

Volume 13, Issue 4

243 -- 247Jürgen Börstler, Helen Sharp. Editorial: Learning and Teaching Object Technology
249 -- 268Michael Kölling, Bruce Quig, Andrew Patterson, John Rosenberg. The BlueJ System and its Pedagogy
269 -- 288Carsten Schulte, Johannes Magenheim, Jörg Niere, Wilhelm Schäfer. Thinking in Objects and their Collaboration: Introducing Object-Oriented Technology
289 -- 303Stephen W. Clyde, Angelique E. Crane. "Design-n-Code Fests" as Capstone Projects for an Object-Oriented Software Development Course
305 -- 313Dale Skrien. Learning Appreciation for Design Patterns by Doing it the Hard Way First
315 -- 330Helen Sharp, Mary Lynn Manns, Jutta Eckstein. Evolving Pedagogical Patterns: The Work of the Pedagogical Patterns Project
331 -- 335Ola Berge, Annita Fjuk, Arne-Kristian Groven, Håvard Hegna, Jens Kaasbøll. Comprehensive Object-Oriented Learning - An Introduction

Volume 13, Issue 3

173 -- 176Bill Z. Manaris. Editorial - Human-Computer Interaction
177 -- 190Laura M. Leventhal, Julie Barnes. Two for One: Squeezing Human-Computer Interaction and Software Engineering into a Core Computer Science Course
191 -- 205Yolanda Jacobs Reimer, Sarah A. Douglas. Teaching HCI Design With the Studio Approach
207 -- 225Gerrit C. van der Veer, Hans van Vliet. A Plea for a Poor Man's HCI Component in Software Engineering and Computer Science Curricula; After all: The Human-Computer Interface is the System
227 -- 240Craig S. Miller. Relating Theory to Actual Results in Computer Science and Human-Computer Interaction

Volume 13, Issue 2

93 -- 0Sally Fincher, Renée McCauley. Editorial
95 -- 122Orit Hazzan. How Students Attempt to Reduce Abstraction in the Learning of Mathematics and in the Learning of Computer Science
123 -- 136Hareton K. N. Leung. Evaluating the Effectiveness of e-Learning
137 -- 172Anthony Robins, Janet Rountree, Nathan Rountree. Learning and Teaching Programming: A Review and Discussion

Volume 13, Issue 1

1 -- 2Ching-Kuang Shene, John L. Lowther. CSE Graphics and Visualization
3 -- 30Stephen Cooper, Wanda Dann, Randy Pausch. Using Animated 3D Graphics to Prepare Novices for CS1
31 -- 52Rosalee Wolfe, Steve Luecking, John C. McDonald, Jacob D. Furst, Eric Sedgwick, Roymieco Carter, Nedjla Ougouag-Tiouririne. Curricular Considerations for Supporting Careers in Computer Graphics
53 -- 66Stuart Hansen, Karen Tuinstra, Jason Pisani, Lester I. McCann. Graph Magic: A Visual Graph Package for Students
67 -- 90Roymieco Carter. Teaching Visual Design Principles for Computer Science Students