'Women in Computing' as Problematic: Gender, Ethics and Identity in University Computer Science Education

Keywords

Ethnography, Sociology, Governmentality, Identity (music), Gender studies

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• The problem in the eye of the beholder: Working with gender reforms in computer engineeringMinna Salminen‐Karlsson — 2011
• Accounting for the Role of Policy in the Underrepresentation of Women in Computer ScienceElizabeth Patitsas — 2016
• Gender neutrality improved completion rate for allMaria Svedin, Olle Bälter — 2016
• Bridging the Gender Gap in the ClassroomYifan Chen — 2016
• The Social Closure of Undergraduate Computing: Lessons for the Contemporary Enrolment BoomElizabeth Patitsas — 2019
• Materiality Matters in Computing Education: A Duoethnography of Two Digital Logic EducatorsEric J. Mayhew, Elizabeth Patitsas — 2021
• "Not my Priority:" Ethics and the Boundaries of Computer Science Identities in Undergraduate CS EducationHana Darling-Wolf, Elizabeth Patitsas — 2024
• Passion as Capital: The Cultural Production of “Good Computer Scientists”Hana Darling-Wolf, Elizabeth Patitsas — 2024
• Passion as Capital: The Cultural Production of "Good Computer Scientists"Hana Darling-Wolf, Elizabeth Patitsas — 2024
• A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF STUDENTS’ APPROACHES TO LEARNING IN COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATIONMaria Svedin, Stockholm Framlägges, Till Offentlig — 2016

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