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Stunned to discover in my recent guest lecture that even 10th graders lack basic idea of core Computer Science concepts amidst rapid tech advancements. We must mandate computer science education, other nations are cultivating digital expertise very early. Let’s bridge this gap! #EdTech #FutureSkills #computerscience

?? Inspiring the Future with the Hour of Code!?? From 9th to 13th December ,the *RAIT ACM, RAIT SIGAI and ACM W* teams undertook a meaningful initiative by visiting *Don Bosco School, Seawoods*. Over five days, teams conducted engaging sessions with underprivileged children, introducing them to the *impact of computing* on the modern world. ??? Through interactive discussions and activities, the teams aimed to spark curiosity about how technology shapes daily life and creates endless opportunities. The enthusiasm and eagerness of the students to learn were truly inspiring. ???? #csedweek#HourOfCode #RAITACM #RAIT SIGAI#RAIT ACM W#TechForGood #ImpactOfComputing

?? Celebrate Computer Science Week with Edpuzzle! Teach your students about Ada Lovelace and Alan Turing using our engaging, ready-to-assign video lessons. It’s never been easier to bring computer science to life! Check out our blog for details ?? bit.ly/3OP8KIl #computerscience #computerscienceweek #videolearning

This is well worth your time! Check out how you can remotely #elevate girls' confidence this weekend and be inspired doing it. You will see what kind of future we have ahead of us when we #investingirls in #stem. #ncwit #aspirationsincomputing #futureinnovators

December 6-12 is Computer Science Education Week. Here at TXST, we strive to educate and inspire our students to become the next generation of tech leaders. Hear how Computer Science Major, Ian, uses AI to excel in his coursework and progress in his career.

Argonne National Laboratory's annual Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing is set to take place July 27-August 8, 2025. The Argonne Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing (ATPESC) provides intensive, two-week training on the key skills, approaches, and tools to design, implement, and execute computational science and engineering applications on current high-end computing systems and the leadership-class #computing systems of the future. Renowned computer scientists and high-performance computing (#HPC) experts from U.S. National Laboratories, Universities, and Industry serve as lecturers and effectively guide hands-on training sessions. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/qcS350UMfCr

?? From ACIT Student to ACIT Teacher! Do you know a student with a passion for technology who is ready to dive into the world of computer science? We recently sat down with Peter Costantino, instructor of ACIT’s Computer Science program, to discuss what makes this program so impactful for both students and educators. Peter’s journey from student to teacher is a testament to the program’s hands-on, industry driven approach to developing the next generation of tech professionals. If you know someone eager to build a career in IT, ACIT’s Computer Science program could be the perfect launchpad. Watch the full interview here:

?? #TechInnovatorSpotlight: Frances Allen ?? This week, we honor a groundbreaking figure in computer science - Frances Allen, the first woman to win the Turing Award. Her pioneering work in compiler optimization and parallel computing has fundamentally shaped modern computing, embodying the innovative and transformative spirit we uphold at ITCubed. ??? Allen's contributions to optimizing computer programs have made software more efficient and powerful, directly impacting the way we develop IT solutions today. Her work is a testament to the importance of smart, efficient technology - a principle at the core of ITCubed's services. ? Inspired by Frances Allen's legacy, ITCubed continues to innovate in IT strategy, security management, and support, ensuring our solutions not only meet current business needs but also drive future advancements. ???? As we reflect on the monumental impact of Frances Allen's work, we are motivated to push the boundaries of what's possible in the realm of IT, just as she did throughout her illustrious career. #ITCubed #FrancesAllen #TuringAward #Innovation #CompilerOptimization

Computer science week continues ?? Today we explore the impact of the computer mouse on computing history. #computerscienceweek Dottie Rose Foundation the dot. Consulting

Assistant Professor of Computer Science Alexander Gamero-Garrido and collaborators from Northeastern University and UC Santa Barbara are bridging the digital divide. ?????? Their National Science Foundation-funded project is mapping and improving broadband at schools and libraries, ensuring reliable, accessible internet for all — especially in underserved areas. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gdAwZdvV #UCDavisEngineering Image Description: Assistant Professor of Computer Science Alexander Gamero-Garrido (Kelechi Orji/UC Davis)