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  1. Be careful, these fascists can harm your health. It is the normal standard operating procedure in neoliberal academia. We became academics to help others and develop science and they became academic for a title and ego stuff and money. If you leave academia and leave your subject of research they win.
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  3. A community **for computer science educators and education researchers**. Discussion and links of CS ed research, best practices, pedagogy, curriculum, policy, etc. ... This means that some profs do the minimum effort required to get it out of the way. This sucks, but on the other hand -- it means you are learning from someone who is likely top ...
  4. I was wondering why so many people decide to go into academia, especially because the salary is so much lower. ... The state University I went to is ranked something like #80 in computer science yet they are considered a "Research 1" school. It would be as simple as going to almost any state school and earning your PhD, starting as an adjunct ...
  5. 1.anagora.org

    📚 node [[2004 03 29 does computer science in academia suck]] ... 🔎 full text search for '2004 03 29 does computer science in academia suck' pull. This [] took 0.23704314231872559 seconds to render your request on 2024-01-31 12:17:58.848978. An Agora ...
  6. cseducators.stackexchange.com

    The other camp feels that "Computer Science" is largely a branch of thought and mathematics, and an academic field in its own right. Under this view, students studying CS should be exposed to things like inductive proofs of code correctness, how to map problem spaces onto NP, pushdown automata, serious algorithmic analysis, etc.
  7. academia.stackexchange.com

    Computer science is a bit of a special case, in that high-profile conferences can be even better than high-profile journals. Here's an in-depth discussion. But it's still important to get journal publications because the rest of the scientific community (including perhaps the chair of your department) tends to believe they're better.
  8. tandfonline.com

    Abstract. In this research work we outlined the importance of computer science and information technology teaching. We explored the ingredients of the strategic computer science and information technology teaching that are vital to cope up with the rapidly changing technology and information technology paradigm along with its impact on the fast growing software industrial growth.
  9. In many areas, academia is the only option because you just cant get companies to collaborate on the scale needed because of patent concerns. Notice how once Linux got around the patent hurdle, it commoditized and the first thing a bunch of companies did was get together and form a joint R&D facility - pulling R&D out of academia and back into ...
  10. His first computer science course was taught by Stanford's first computer science Ph.D. Andrews received his bachelor's in mathematics from Stanford in 1969--Stanford didn't offer an undergraduate CS major until the early 1970s--and earned his Ph.D. from the University of Washington in 1974. He immediately joined the faculty of Cornell University.
  11. academia.edu

    In addition, first courses in computer science are typically programming courses and therefore complement the instruction with laboratory work." (Computer Science Education in the 21st Century, 2012, p. 53) Computer science has its own demands as a subject.

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