Journal: Inroads

Volume 2, Issue 1

4 -- 6Lillian N. Cassel. Interdisciplinary computing is the answer: now, what was the question?
8 -- 9C. Dianne Martin. Reasoning with ethics
10 -- 11Deepak Kumar. Top secret Rosies
12 -- 13Heikki Topi. The future of master's level education in IS
14 -- 16Henry M. Walker. The role of textbooks
17 -- 18Raymond Lister. What if we approached teaching like software engineering?
18 -- 19Marian Petre. Online experimentation
20 -- 21Lisa C. Kaczmarczyk. CSEd year: can do!
22 -- 0Elizabeth K. Hawthorne. Alice grows up: transitioning from Alice 2 to Alice 3 in community college programming courses
23 -- 24Peter B. Henderson. Mathematical reasoning in computing education II
25 -- 0David Ginat. Cards shuffle
26 -- 27Jeffrey L. Popyack. DONALD E. KNUTH to receive the 2011 Abacus award from UPSILON PI EPSILON
27 -- 28Mordechai Ben-Ari. Loop Constructs in scratch
29 -- 30Torben Lorenzen, Abdul Sattar 0002, Lee Mondshein. Tools for computer architecture and organization
32 -- 37Irene Lee, Fred Martin, Jill Denner, Bob Coulter, Walter Allan, Jeri Erickson, Joyce Malyn-Smith, Linda L. Werner. Computational thinking for youth in practice
38 -- 41Eleanor Wombwell, Dan Smith. Student and teacher views of the internet
42 -- 45Uvais Qidwai. Fun to learn: project-based learning in robotics for computer engineers
48 -- 54Valerie Barr, Chris Stephenson. Bringing computational thinking to K-12: what is Involved and what is the role of the computer science education community?
55 -- 63Mirjana Ivanovic, Tomás PitnerI. Technology-enhanced learning for Java programming: Duo cum faciunt idem, non est idem
64 -- 82Michael Goldweber, Renzo Davoli, Joyce Currie Little, Charles Riedesel, Henry M. Walker, Gerry W. Cross, Brian R. von Konsky. Enhancing the social issues components in our computing curriculum: computing for the social good