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Tailored Curricula for Becoming Bobos in the Field of Computer Science—Viewing the Bachelor Programs of Computer Science through ACM/IEEE CC2001 Author: Rong-Guey Ho(Graduate Institute of Information & Computer Education, NTNU),Li-Ju Chen(Graduate Institute of Information & Computer Education, NTNU),Cheng-Chih Wu(Graduate Institute of Information

Vol.&No.：Vol. 52, No. 1
Date：April 2007
Pages：87-110
DOI：10.3966/2073753X2007045201005

Abstract：

Fulfilling the “Green Silicon Island” is our country’s vision. With the need of information technology professionals, there are more universities providing computer science programs for freshmen and more freshmen majoring in computer science even if some freshmen know little about computer science education or computing curricula. The computing curricula not only affect the quality of information technology professionals but also influence the development of our country. In this essay, we introduced the Computing Curricula 2001(CC2001) recommended by IEEE and ACM. Second, we took some computer science bachelor programs in USA and Taiwanese universities for examples, and compared their characteristics of curricula. Finally, we analyzed the influences of the CC2001 and American computer science bachelor programs on Taiwan programs; this analysis is useful for the faculties of universities and for information technology businesses.

Keywords：higher education, computer science education, computing curriculum

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APA FormatHo, R.-G., Chen, L.-J., & Wu, C.-C. (2007). Tailored Curricula for Becoming Bobos in the Field of Computer Science—Viewing the Bachelor Programs of Computer Science through ACM/IEEE CC2001. Journal of National Taiwan Normal University: Education, 52(1), 87-110. doi:10.3966/2073753X2007045201005