Computational thinking (CT) is a popular phrase that refers to a collection of computational
ideas and habits of mind that people in computing disciplines acquire through their work in …

This Full Paper in the Innovative Practice category begins by asking “can algorithms be
thought of and taught as dynamical systems?” Our exploration of this idea—Algodynamics …

Artists' Impressions in Architectural Design analyses the ways in which architects have
presented their designs for clients and the public, both historically and contemporarily. It …

The potential merits of empirical modelling (EM) as a new approach to generating software
for educational use are examined. Connections between EM and the learning process are …

In this thesis, we explore the extent to which computers can provide support for domain
learning. Computer support for domain learning is prominent in two main areas: in …

" We stand on the brink of a technological revolution that will fundamentally alter the way we
live, work, and relate to one another" claims the founder and executive chairman of the …

Agent-based simulations have become increasingly important over the recent past in a wide
variety of fields, ranging from the simulation of complex physical systems, to the modeling of …

The fact that requirements are situated motivates an alternative to conventional process
models that gives adequate recognition to the situatedness of the requirements engineering …

Review, 59 (1): 97–99, 1941. John Vincent Atanasoff. The dielectric constant of helium.
Physical Review, 36 (7), 1930. John Vincent Atanasoff. Computing Machine for the solution …

After some assessment of the problems with current modelling methods the paper
introduces Empirical Modelling. This is a new approach to the use of computers for …