Integrating Research Elements into Computer Science Degree Programs: Preparing Students to Engage in Research Projects

Skills expected from graduates of computer science degree programs can be developed and amplified through research elements during their studies. Integrating such research elements into a computer science curriculum needs to be aligned not only with technical courses, but also with the research skil...

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