Schedule

June 5, 2023

Morning Session

Time Presenter Talk title
10:00 AM Invited talk: Barbara Ericson Free Ebooks For Computer Science with Support for Active Learning: Parsons problems, Peer Instruction, and POGIL. (slides)
10:30 AM Ellen Spertus Innovative Applications of a Gradescope Autograder (slides)
10:45 AM Geoffrey Challen Guided by Complexity: Automated Code Quality Feedback in CS1 (slides)
11:00 AM Andy Gunawardena Integration of curated videos to in-person CS courses (slides)
11:15 AM Tisha Brown-Gaines Digital Storytelling Reimagined: A Framework for Data Literacy and Interdisciplinary Learning in K-12 Classrooms (slides)
11:30 AM Invited talk: Philip Ritchey Autograding Programming Assignments with Gradescope (slides)
12:00 PM Break: break out rooms, bring your own lunch

Afternoon Session

Time Presenter Talk title
1:00 PM Invited talk: Eleanor O’Rourke Why Do Students Think They’re Bad at Programming? Understanding and Supporting Motivation and Learning in CS1 (slides)
1:30 PM Ana Smaranda Sandu Challenging students’ understanding of the role of theory in Computer Science (slides)
1:45 PM Margaret Ellis & Hande Fenerci Soysal Assessing the Motivational Climate in Computer Science Courses to Broaden Participation
2:00 PM Mark Liffiton & Brad Sheese CodeHelp: Individual Support for Student Learning Using Large Language Models (slides)
2:15 PM Victor Zhao & Mariana Silva Empowering Students through Flexible Deadlines in Formative Assessments
2:20 PM Hia Ghosh Pedagogical Approaches to Teaching Neurodivergent Populations in Computer Science
2:25 PM Walter Schilling An Analysis of Security Coverage in ABET Accredited Software Engineering and Computer Science Programs (slides)
2:30 PM Invited talk: Mia Minnes Lost in the crowd, rising above it, or somewhere in the middle? (slides)

June 6, 2023

Morning Session

Time Presenter Talk title
10:00 AM Invited talk: Diana Franklin Designing Positive, Engaging K-12 Outreach Experiences
10:30 AM Parsa Rajabi Investigating the Impact of an Intro Computer Science Course on Students’ Computational Thinking Skills (slides)
10:35 AM Max Fowler & Kathleen Isenegger Designing a CS+X survey course for high school students (slides)
10:40 AM Wen-Jung Hsin & Yongzhi Wang Broadening Student Learning in a CS Course using ChatGPT
10:45 AM Fraida Fund Using experimental research infrastructure in the CS classroom (slides)
11:00 AM Yongwhan Lim Competitive Programming
11:15 AM Jacqueline Smith TA Training on a Budget (slides)
11:30 AM Invited talk: Eric Shaffer & Shresta Bangaru Team project courses: How they fail… and not fail
12:00 PM Break: break out rooms, bring your own lunch

Afternoon Session

Time Presenter Talk title
1:00 PM Invited talk: Vance Ricks Analyzing Values in Design: Ethics Modules in a CS Curriculum (slides)
1:30 PM Rachel Zhou, Luc Paquette, Geoffrey Challen The Dynamic Evolution of Student Preferences Towards Instructors in a CS1 Course: A Clickstream Data Analysis (slides)
1:45 PM Kathleen Isenegger Communicating Opportunities for Social Impact in Computing to Broaden Participation (slides)
2:00 PM Cazembe Kennedy & Oluwafemi Osho Characterizing Inclusive Strategies that Retain Black Students in Computer Science to Graduation and Beyond
2:15 PM Vidushi Ojha & Christopher Perdriau Broadening Participation in AI and Cybersecurity (slides)
2:30 PM Invited talk: Deborah Trytten, Noemi Mendoza Diaz, Russ Meier Integrating programming into introduction to engineering exacerbates existing inequities (slides)