Journal: Computer Science Education

Volume 28, Issue 4

301 -- 302Joanna Goode. Guest editorial comments
303 -- 344Katrina Falkner, Rebecca Vivian, Sally-Ann Williams. An ecosystem approach to teacher professional development within computer science
345 -- 370Sue Sentance, Simon Humphreys. Understanding professional learning for Computing teachers from the perspective of situated learning
371 -- 400Aman Yadav, Christina Krist, Jon Good, Elisa Nadire Caeli. Computational thinking in elementary classrooms: measuring teacher understanding of computational ideas for teaching science

Volume 28, Issue 3

189 -- 190Brian Dorn, Jan Vahrenhold. Editorial
191 -- 210William H. Bares, Bill Z. Manaris, Renée McCauley. Gender equity in computer science through computing in the arts - a six-year longitudinal study
211 -- 231Yifat Ben-David Kolikant, Ze'ev ma'ayan. Computer science students' use of the internet for academic purposes: difficulties and learning processes
232 -- 254Katarina Pantic, Jody Clarke-Midura, Frederick Poole, Jared Roller, Vicki Allan. Drawing a computer scientist: stereotypical representations or lack of awareness?
255 -- 279Chee-Kit Looi, Meng-Leong How, Longkai Wu, Peter Seow, Liu Liu. Analysis of linkages between an unplugged activity and the development of computational thinking
280 -- 299Stuart R. Palmer, Jo Coldwell-Neilson, Malcolm Campbell. Occupational outcomes for Australian computing/information technology bachelor graduates and implications for the IT bachelor curriculum

Volume 28, Issue 2

113 -- 116Brian Dorn, Jan Vahrenhold. Editorial
117 -- 135Aleata Hubbard. Pedagogical content knowledge in computing education: a review of the research literature
136 -- 157Jason West. Teaching data science: an objective approach to curriculum validation
158 -- 186Matti Tedre, Simon, Lauri Malmi. Changing aims of computing education: a historical survey
187 -- 188. Computer Science Education - Call for Papers

Volume 28, Issue 1

1 -- 4Peter J. Clarke, Alfonso Pierantonio. Teaching modeling: a software perspective
5 -- 22Martin Gogolla, Perdita Stevens. Teaching modeling in computer science as an ecosystem: a provocative analogy
23 -- 41Loli Burgueño, Antonio Vallecillo, Martin Gogolla. Teaching UML and OCL models and their validation to software engineering students: an experience report
42 -- 64Arne J. Berre, Shihong Huang, Hani Murad, Hanieh Alibakhsh. Teaching modelling for requirements engineering and model-driven software development courses
65 -- 86Ian O'Neill. In praise of use cases - a paean with a software accompaniment
87 -- 108Nicolás Bonet, Kelly Garcés, Rubby Casallas, María Elsa Correal, Ran Wei. Influence of programming style in transformation bad smells: mining of ETL repositories
109 -- 112Peter J. Clarke, Betty H. C. Cheng. Dr. Robert B. France - contributions to model-driven engineering and software engineering education