Infusing CS Graduate Transition Curriculum with Professional, Technical and Data Science Competencies

Infusing CS Graduate Transition Curriculum with Professional, Technical and Data Science Competencies
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将专业、技术和数据科学能力融入计算机科学研究生过渡课程

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2019
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Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education
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T. Marlowe
T. Marlowe
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Katherine G. Herbert;N. Goodey;Stephen Ruczszyk;S. Kight;T. Marlowe

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