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computer science

Can this bill help close the gender gap in tech educatoin?

The ‘Code Like a Girl’ Congressional Bill Wants to Close Tech Education’s Gender Gap

Jacky Rosen, a former computer programmer and STEM education advocate, introduced the bill yesterday. It already has bipartisan support.
By John Bonazzo
Girl Scouts pose with the 'Fearless Girl' statue in New York City.

Girl (Scouts) Who Code: Group Unveils Cybersecurity Merit Badges

The organization wants to increase the number of women in STEM fields by teaching girls about hackathons and cyberbullying prevention.
By John Bonazzo
71 percent of young girls are interested in tech. Only a fraction of those pursue the industry.

12 Statistics About Women in Tech That Show How Big the Gender Gap Truly Is

Women own only 5 percent of startups.
By Sage Lazzaro
Robots are only a threat to those not human enough to fend them off.

Robots Are Not Taking Over

By Scott Hartley
André Brahic(November 30, 1942– May 15, 2016) French astrophysicist who discovered the rings of Neptune in 1984.

In Memoriam: 8 Tech and Science Titans Who Died in 2016

By John Bonazzo
Mayor Bill de Blasio speaks at the Association for a Better New York breakfast.

De Blasio Says 16,000 New City Employees Is ‘Best Money Spent’

By Madina Toure
(Photo: Pixabay)

7 Tips for Landing the Best Job in America

By Sage Lazzaro
Mayor Bill de Blasio works with a student on a science project during a visit to a pre-K classroom in Manhattan.

Afternoon Bulletin: Mayor Announces Computer Science Program, K2 Trafficking and More

By Stephanie Grella
(Google)

Google’s New Software Can Caption Images With Scary Accuracy

By Jordyn Taylor
Nobody in Wyoming took the AP computer science exam.

Barely Any Women, Minorities Or Wyoming Residents Took the AP Computer Science Test Last Year

By Jordyn Taylor

Brooklyn High Schoolers Learn to Code, Will Probably Get a Job Before You Do

By Jordyn Taylor
(Photo: Global Nerdy)

Pair Programming is Like an ‘Endless Bad Blind Date’

By Jessica Roy
data via the Wall Street Journal

PC-U: Computer Science Increasingly Popular at NYC Schools

By Ben Popper

The Difference Between MIT and ITP: Les Savy Fav vs Boston

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