Overview
Explore the landscape of gender diversity in computing through this insightful lecture by Tracy Kay Camp from Colorado School of Mines. Delve into the gender gap database, examine initiatives by the Computing Research Association, and learn about the CRAW-P program. Discover innovative approaches to celebrate women in computing, including retention programs and the Bunch Bike Program. Gain valuable insights into creating a welcoming culture in the field and understand the importance of celebrating success. Examine historical contributions of women in computing, such as those at Bletchley Park, and explore the CSF Minds project. Analyze environmental data and its representation in literature, and conclude with practical recommendations for improving diversity in computing.
Syllabus
Introduction
Data
Landscape
Gender Gap Database
Computing Research Association
CRAWP
Wikipedia
Computing Cards
Celebrating Women in Computing
Retention Programs
AWelcoming Culture
Bunch Bike Program
Celebrating Success
Max
Bletchley Park
CSF Minds
Recommendations
Activities
Environment Data
Data in the Literature
Final Thoughts
My Kids
Taught by
ICTP Mathematics