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A robotics based teaching environment for computer science
IEE Colloquium on Robotics and Education, 1995This paper describes a laboratory based on "state of the art" technology which seeks to provide an innovative theme-based teaching environment which facilitates the integration of coursework across the entire computer science curriculum and fosters a creative attitude whilst providing a framework that develops theoretical ability, subject knowledge and
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Measuring the effectiveness of robots in teaching computer science
ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, 2003We report the results of a year-long experiment in the use of robots to teach computer science. Our data set compares results from over 800 students on identical tests from both robotics and non-robotics based laboratory sessions. We also examine the effectiveness of robots in encouraging students to select computer science or computer engineering as a
Barry Fagin, Laurence Merkle
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Computer Science Outreach with End-User Robot-Programming Tools
Proceedings of the 2017 ACM SIGCSE Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, 2017Robots are becoming popular in Computer Science outreach to K-12 students. Easy-to-program toy robots already exist as commercial educational products. These toys take advantage of the increased interest and engagement resulting from the ability to write code that makes a robot physically move.
Vivek Paramasivam +3 more
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Preparing computer science students for the robotics revolution
Communications of the ACM, 2010Robotics will inspire dramatic changes in the CS curriculum.
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Computer science unplugged, robotics, and outreach activities (abstract only)
Proceedings of the 43rd ACM technical symposium on Computer Science Education, 2012You've been asked to talk to an elementary or high school class about Computer Science, but how can you ensure that the talk is engaging? Or perhaps you're trying to introduce a concept from Computer Science to a school group, but you want a fun way to get the class engaged.
Tim Bell, Daniela Marghitu, Lynn Lambert
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Robots' Allure: Can It Remedy What Ails Computer Science?
Science, 2007Faced with sagging enrollments in the field, school and university instructors are engineering a deus ex machina to turn things around.
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Robotics, Computer Science curricula and Interdisciplinary activities
2008In this paper, we present four examples of how to use robotics to foster student learning of complex Computer Science concepts. We propose to use Robotics not as a subject on its own, but as a tool for teaching/learning purposes. Following the examples presented in this paper, we discuss several ideas about Computer Science curricula, inter ...
ARLEGUI J. +3 more
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Practical Robotics in Computer Science Using the LEGO NXT
Proceedings of the 2017 ACM Conference on Innovation and Technology in Computer Science Education, 2017We report on our experience building and implementing a robotics course for Computer Science based on the LEGO NXT. The goal of the course is to provide students with an opportunity to learn the fundamental principles involved in designing, programming, and operating mobile robots in a completely experiential setting, while abstracting away the ...
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COMPUTER SCIENCE FOR A ROBOTICS DEGREE
INTED proceedings, 2016Miguel Cazorla +3 more
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COMPUTER VISION AND ROBOTICS FOR A COMPUTER SCIENCE DEGREE
INTED proceedings, 2016Miguel Cazorla +3 more
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