SCSU CompSci

Southern Connecticut State University’s Computer Science Department

[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

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[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

@SCSU is excited to be the first university partner with @helium!! We are expanding coverage of #ThePeoplesNetwork and our Connecticut students will build innovative IoT use-cases to run on the Helium Network. Stay tuned....

[Sean P Grace, PhD @SeanPGrace]

Urban Marine Ecology! Beach Assessment and Field Mid Term lab! The number of available & accessible habitats dwindles as the semester continues! Branford Point is OK for now and gorgeous! Go BIO 430! @SCSU_Biology @SCSU @Werth_Center

[Peter Dimoulas @PeterMDimoulas]

#Educators #Bioscience professionals! Join us 2 launch the BioPath Skills Institute! Foster an ecosystem 2 simultaneously advance student learning + continuous innovation 4 CT #bioscience!
Joe Gennaro from AtlasXomics starts us off Nov. 7 at 9a!
@BioCT_org @NewHavenED @SCSUSTEMIL

[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

https://t.co/Hk8ZRT3rUR

[Sarah Dayan @frontstuff_io]

1. Years of experience don’t mean anything (without quality of experience) 📈

Doing stuff for a long time doesn’t mean you’re getting better.

Stagnation is real. If you’re not actively trying to improve, time doesn’t make it happen automatically.

[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

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[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

@NCWITAIC So excited for SCSU’s Tiffanie Edwards (under the advisements of Dr. Shafaeat Hossain) for being named a winner of the 2020 NCWIT Collegiate Award.

[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

@CASherwood @SCSUSTEMIL @SCSU @dtcampbe @drjthomas2008 @Staplescience @CTScience @ljsrodriguez It was great to discuss our CompSci curriculum with these dedicated science teachers.

[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

Top 10 Tech Jobs in Silicon Valley in 2019 - https://t.co/tRAjR8GSLi via @dicedotcom

[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

@HillDunbar

[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

Friday night @technovation coding session @SCSU with @HamdenSchools girls from Dunbar Hill School.

[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

Great talk today @jenlooper !! Human vs. AI using Vue, ML Kit and NativeScript. It was a tie.

[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

@SCSUCompSciClub hosting @aaronparecki this Tuesday night at 7:30pm in Jennings Hall

[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

Join CT’s best rising tech talent at the @CTTech @CTTechTalent #CollegeTechChallenge 11/15!
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[Don Tirea @DonTirea]

Stop learning and you lose. #GraduationAdviceIn5Words

[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

@AP_Trevor @AP_Trevor How was the gender breakdown of AP- CSP in the US?

[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

@HamdenSchools - AP Computer Science Principles was the fastest growing AP course this year. Hoping Hamden High will be offering it in 2018-19!! https://t.co/Hkb9arhZea

[Trevor Packer @AP_Trevor]

The 2018 AP Computer Science Principles scores: 5: 14.4%; 4: 21.6%; 3: 36.7%; 2: 19.7%; 1: 7.6%. These scores represent another banner year for AP CSP teachers/students; alongside AP Capstone, this was the fastest growing AP course this year, & the % of 4s,5s slightly increased.

[SCSU CompSci @SCSU_CompSci]

AP Computer Science Principles the fastest growing AP course this year!! https://t.co/Hkb9arhZea

[Trevor Packer @AP_Trevor]

The 2018 AP Computer Science Principles scores: 5: 14.4%; 4: 21.6%; 3: 36.7%; 2: 19.7%; 1: 7.6%. These scores represent another banner year for AP CSP teachers/students; alongside AP Capstone, this was the fastest growing AP course this year, & the % of 4s,5s slightly increased.

[Trevor Packer @AP_Trevor]

AP Computer Science Principles “Explore” task: 25% of students earned all 8/8 pts possible; 24% earned 7 pts; 19%: 6 pts; 13%: 5 pts; 8%: 4 pts; 4%: 3 pts; 3%: 2 pts; 3%: 1 pt. 1%: 0 pts.

[Trevor Packer @AP_Trevor]

AP Computer Science Principles “Create” task: 11% of students earned all 8/8 pts possible; 19% earned 7 pts; 20%: 6 pts; 16%: 5 pts; 13%: 4 pts; 9%: 3 pts; 6%: 2 pts; 4%: 1 pts. 2%: 0 pts.

[Trevor Packer @AP_Trevor]

AP Computer Science Principles multiple-choice: students earned the highest average scores of any AP exam this year so far, scoring high across topics, esp "data & information” & “global impact.” Lowest-scoring topic: “algorithms” but overall performance = solid nonetheless.