SIGCSE and ITICSE Papers

The following are links to papers and panels that I have presented at SIGCSE conferences (the Special Interest Group on Computer Science Education) and related resources. I list the most recent first.

Using Undergraduates as Teaching Assistants at a State University, a paper I presented at SIGCSE 2003 about my experience in creating a section leader program at the University of Arizona
Can C# Replace Java in CS1 and CS2?, a paper I presented at ITICSE 2002 in which I describe my thoughts about the possibility of teaching intro CS in C#
Conservatively Radical Java in CS1, a paper I presented at SIGCSE 2000 about my recent experiences using Java with more modern (GUI) programming examples
Bagels/Jotto, a sample programming assignment presented as part of the nifty assignments panel at SIGCSE 1999
The Effective Use of Undergraduates to Staff Large Introductory Courses, a paper presented at SIGCSE 1988 about the undergraduate section leader program I created at Stanford

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