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Emerging Trends in Computer Science and Computer Engineering Education

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Emerging Trends in Computer Science and Computer Engineering Education Synopsis

This book focuses on a wide range of advances related to Computer Science and Computer Engineering Education which include, among others, Educational System Performance Understanding, Active Learning in Computer Science, Computer Engineering and Software Engineering, Case-Based Learning, Collaborative Learning, Problem-Based Learning, Web-based Learning, Curriculum Development, Virtual Learning, Evaluation of Computing Programs, Computer-Based Students Assessment, Pedagogical Approaches in Computer Science/Engineering Education, E-learning, Intelligent Educational Systems, Online Courseware Design, Pattern-Based Instruction, and Outcome-Based Learning. The Computer Science and Computer Engineering education topics highlights the concepts, techniques, methods, approaches and emerging trends desirable by computer science and computer engineering educators for enhancing their current knowledge and improving their teaching. The book is a valuable assortment of prudently selected and reviewed chapters written by diverse Computer Science and Computer Engineering faculty and experts in the above field and reviewed and edited by prominent Computer Science and Computer Engineering faculty, researchers, and specialists.

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ISBN: 9783032234988
Publication date:
Author: Kevin Daimi, Abeer Alsadoon
Publisher: Springer an imprint of Springer Nature Switzerland
Format: Hardback
Pagination: 539 pages
Series: Studies in Systems, Decision and Control
Genres: Databases
Higher education, tertiary education
Teaching of a specific subject
Educational equipment and technology, computer-aided learning (CAL)
Science: general issues
Technology: general issues

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