An undergraduate program in computer science—preliminary recommendations

Authors:
S. D. Conte;John W. Hamblen;William B. Kehl;Silvio O. Navarro;Werner C. Rheinboldt;David M. Young, Jr.;William F. Atchinson
Affiliations:
Purdue Univ.;Souther Illnois Univ.;Univ. of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA;Univ. of Kentucky;Univ. of Maryland, College Park;Univ. of Texas;Georgia Institute of Technology
Venue:
Communications of the ACM
Year:
1965

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Abstract

The Curriculum Committee on Computer Science (C3S) of the Association for Computing Machinery has been considering curriculum problems for approximately three years. During the early part of this period, a number of informal sessions were held with computer people at various national meetings. In the latter part of this three-year period, the Committee has been formally organized and has made a definite effort to arrive at a concrete suggestions for a curriculum.