Mathematics Faculty Scholarship
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
10-2003
Publication Title
Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges
Publisher
Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges
Keywords
Service-learning, Computing Science, Undergraduate Computer Science Curricula
Abstract
Service-learning is a form of experiential learning that integrates classroom concepts with related community service. Computer science faculty and students stand to reap great benefit from the integration of service-learning practice and philosophy into curricula. Many faculty are already doing so, yet computer science is not very visible in the service-learning community. Similarly, service-learning is not very visible in the computer science education community. It is imperative for those computer science faculty involved in service-learning to develop, apply and disseminate effective frameworks for integrating service learning into undergraduate computer science curricula so that its benefits may be more fully realized.
First Page
83
Last Page
89
Volume
19
Issue
1
Repository Citation
Sanderson, Pete, "Where's (the) computer science in service-learning?" (2003). Mathematics Faculty Scholarship. 1.
https://digitalcommons.otterbein.edu/math_fac/1
Original Citation
Sanderson, Pete. "Where's (the) Computer Science in Service-Learning?" Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges 19.1 (2003): 83-89.
Publisher's Statement
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Peer Reviewed
1