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Sensibles of Software Engineering, 1 and 2
Common-sense rules, which projects violate again and again.
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Rare Circular Slide Rules
Slide rules: the longer the scale, the greater the accuracy of the instrument.
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Niklaus Wirth and Beyond: Safeguarding the Intellectual Heritage of Computing
On preserving the memory, and work documentation, of the founders of computer science.
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SWOT Analysis of ChatGPT in Computer Science Education
In this blog, we address high school teachers' perspective on the incorporation of ChatGPT into computer science education.
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The Role of Autonomous Machine Computing in Shaping the Autonomy Economy
The role of Autonomous Machine Computing in fostering the Autonomy Economy.
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Unlocking the Potential of Zero-Knowledge Proofs in Blockchain
The intricate world of zero-knowledge proofs and their role within the blockchain.
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Why are the Critical Value and Emergent Behavior of Large Language Models (LLMs) Fake?
Why there are no emergent properties in Large Language Models.
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A Multifaceted Perspective on the Interdisciplinarity of Data Science
The experience of teaching similar content to students with different academic backgrounds illuminated the varied facets of data science, revealing aspects that...
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Tokenomy of Tomorrow: Envisioning an AI-Driven World
Examining the significant influence that AI is expected to have on our economic frameworks.
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The Colossus
Unseen images of the code-breaking computer that helped win World War 2.
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Niklaus Wirth, or the Importance of Being Simple
A Renaissance Man of computer science
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'On Expert Testimony': A Response
This post was created in response to the Cerf's Up article "On Expert Testimony" that appeared in the December 2023 issue of Communications.
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The Interdisciplinarity of Data Science from the People Analytics Perspective: Part Two
Exploring how interdisciplinary research projects enable computer science students to acquire a variety of skills.
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Cook-Levin: The Ugly Underbelly is Good for Us
Don't just tell your students that SAT is NP-Complete; show why.
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The Interdisciplinarity of Data Science from the People Analytics Perspective: Part One
The case of a People Analytics Workshop for undergraduate computer science students.
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