Currently, computer science educators share educational material, but this process is unstructured and does not shared material for effective use. Current sharing of material takes the form of open access to uploaded lectures on Youtube, design models and source code on websites, and informal collaboration between local groups of educators. There is a need for identifying global commonalities in computer science curricula and establishing a framework of program/course outcomes that links to associated topics and material for teaching and assessment at the undergraduate level of university education. Such a proposed environment of sharable material will have applicability beyond small collaborative groups through broad-based international voluntary collaborative groups.


Call For Papers
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

System Performance Understanding
Active Learning
Case-Based Learning
Collaborative Learning
Educational Technology
Problem-Based Learning
Peer Learning
Web-based Training
Virtual Learning
Team Teaching
A Multi-perspective Digital Library
Detecting Plagiarized Programs
Linearization technique
Phylogenetic Tools
Synoptic Assessment for Students
Integrated System for Interaction Support
Automated Assessment
Affective Imagery Surveys
E-learning
Teaching Software
Ambient Intelligence
Computer Assisted Assessment
Online Concept Formation
Integrated Online Courseware
Learning by Game-Building
Learning Styles
Strategies Sessions
Multiple Implementation Languages
New Interactive Tools
Pattern -Oriented Instruction
Explorative Learning
Outcome-based Approach
Data Mining
Computer networks
Image processing
Speech Processing
Software Engineering
Software Specification
Software Design, Software Testing
Software Assurance
Reengineering And Reverse Engineering
Software Process Modeling
Software Reuse
Software Safety
Software Maintenance and Evolution
Software Security
Software Engineering Tools and Environments
Project Management
Software Requirements Engineering
Formal Specifications
Software Verification and Model Checking
Model-Based Methodologies
Software Quality and Software Metrics
Software Architecture and Design
Software Testing
Service- and Aspect-Oriented Techniques
Agent-Based Software Systems
Internet and Information Systems Development
Software Visualization
Software Development Tools
Software Processes
Human-Computer Interaction
Software Engineering Education
Software Economics

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