Learn more about computer science education in your district, policies to address
computer science equity or how to schedule a meeting with a CSforCA member.
Computer science teaches students how to meaningfully engage in an increasingly technology-driven world. Skills like computational and critical thinking can shape them into the creative thinkers and problem solvers we need in our future.
And with a more diverse industry, we can make sure technology reflects and represents our diverse society.
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Here's a fun fact for your Friday!
The term 'bug' was first used in 1947 when computer scientist Grace Hopper found that an actual bug in the computer was the cause of their issues. What was the bug she found?
Here's a fun fact for your Friday!
The term 'bug' was first used in 1947 when computer scientist Grace Hopper found that an actual bug in the computer was the cause of their issues. What was the bug she found?
