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Moderation of the CSE-Performance Relationship by the Interaction of Supervisor CSE and LMX

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2013
The current research applied Trait Activation Theory and Social Exchange Theory to explain curvilinear relationships between employee Core Self Evaluations (CSE) and supervisory ratings of performa...
Emma Soane   +4 more
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CSE Practice: CSE Crisis

2017
There are many books dedicated to CSE (e.g., see [107, 141, 192, 279, 356, 424]) which encompass essential knowledge, based on considerable experience in many domains of CSE applications.
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CSE week wants you

ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, 2011
Computer Science Education Week (CSEdWeek) is rapidly approaching - December 4--10 2011 - held during the week of Grace Hopper's birthday, December 9, 1906. CSEdWeek is a call to action to raise awareness about computing's societal impact, the richness of computing careers, and the critical need for computer science education.
Debra J. Richardson   +2 more
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Similarities in CSE and Gemara education

Proceedings of the 17th ACM annual conference on Innovation and technology in computer science education, 2012
In this poster, we suggest several similarities between computer science education (CSE) and Gemara that could help CS educators.
Galit Shriki, Bracha Daum-Reiter
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CSE: content and product

IEEE Computational Science and Engineering, 1997
Computational science and engineering (CSE) is a young field, and not everyone agrees on exactly what it is. Some define it very broadly, others more narrowly. The authors contend that the main business of CSE is the creation of problem-solving environments for science and engineering.
E. Gallopoulos, A. Sameh
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The State of Development of CSE

2012
Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) is an emerging, rapidly developing, and potentially very significant force in changing scientific practice by offering a “third way” of carrying out research in addition to, or indeed, instead of, theory and experiment.
Joanna Leng, Wes Sharrock
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On the spectra of CS and CSe

Proceedings of the Physical Society, 1947
The accepted view that the main CS and CSe band systems are 1π - 1Σ analogous to the Fourth Positive bands is criticized, and an alternative interpretation is put forward that they are 3π - 1Σ transitions, possibly the counterpart of the CO Cameron bands with the 3π level possibly perturbed by a 1π level.
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Network programming and CSE

IEEE Computational Science and Engineering, 1996
A remarkable feature of scientific computing has been its relatively strong reuse of software, and therefore its concern with portability. Some things could still be improved, such as language support for the IEEE floating point. This common environment has made possible the extensive catalogs of reusable components in Netlib, Numerical Recipes, NAG ...
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CSE as Epistemic Technologies

2012
Computational science and engineering (CSE) technologies and methods are increasingly considered important tools for the humanities and are being incorporated into scholarly practice. This chapter uses a single case of the use of simulation in the humanities in order to better understand the value and the issues with cross-disciplinary exchanges.
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CSE Graphics and Visualization

Computer Science Education, 2003
Ching-Kuang Shene, John L. Lowther
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