Bloom's taxonomy is a model that allows characterizing students' learning achievements. It
is frequently used in computer science education (CSE), but its use is not straightforward …

One of the central topics in computing education research (CEDR) is the exploration of how
a person learns their first programming language, also described in terms such as …

Bloom's Taxonomy is a classification of learning objectives within education that educators
set for students. The cognitive domain within this taxonomy is designed to verify a student's …

Background In May 2016 the Royal Society announced it was commissioning a study1,
funded by Google and Microsoft, to understand the challenges faced by educators delivering …

Students in computer science courses entering higher education begin with computer
thinking and programming languages in a curricular unit (CU) that can be referred to in …

Bloom's taxonomy is a classification of learning objectives originally developed for general
educational purposes. The taxonomy was revised to expand beyond cognitive processes …

A huge number of studies attest that learning is facilitated if teaching strategies are in
accordance with students learning styles, making the learning process more effective and …

Given its societal impacts and applications to numerous fields, machine learning (ML) is an
important topic to understand for many students outside of computer science and statistics …

Teaching and learning computer networks is a crucial part of a computing undergraduates
education. However, it is an abstract topic with theory that can be challenging for students to …

In this artaicle, we illustrate how music may serve as a vehicle to support education in signal
processing. Using Fourier analysis as a concrete example, we demonstrate how the music …