To go beyond the Hour of Code, we need to train teachers to teach computer science. But what should this computer science professional development look like? Computer-science ... of computer ...

But if you can understand how they process things, a computer ... Called Algorithms. Ada: “Give me an M!” “Give me an S” Voice over: Algorithm – looks like a scary word.

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The exponential growth in computer processing ... supercomputers to process large quantities of data can become a limiting factor. Researchers have recently unveiled an algorithm that can solve ...

Like your Dad’s CDs. The downside is it’s pretty slow by computer ... does the same thing again. It continues this process until there are just one or two CDs to choose from. Binary search ...

Computer scientists from the University of Bonn have developed software that can look a few minutes into ... Gall speaks of "noisy" data. "Our process does work with it," he says.

Like it or not, much of what we encounter online is mediated by computer-run ... of Information and Library Science, tells NPR's Arun Rath that biases can enter algorithms in various ways ...

Computers are good at many things, but painting has always been considered a distinctly human skill. Creating texture, blending, shading—these are all things the human hand is very adept at ...

The algorithm was jump-started in the face of aimless college selection and high dropout rates. Selecting a new college or a transfer college is often an arbitrary process that ... makes ...

ALSINA: And, well, they say, oh, it's a computer. I'm like ... that it does do things, and we're often surprised by them. SYDELL: Yet, Sandvig remains optimistic about fixing biased algorithms ...