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CS 2001 Interim Review Contents
1.1 Consultation process
1.2 Indicators for change
1.3 Important contextual considerations
1.4 Structure of the interim report
3.1 Recent trends
3.2 Summarising the changes
3.2.1 Knowledge areas
3.2.2 Additional adjustments
3.2.3 Renaming of knowledge units
3.3 Addressing the crisis
3.4 Concluding comment
Chapter four Program of study specifications
4.1 On learning objectives
4.1.1 On the nature of learning objectives
4.2 Characteristics of graduates
4.3 International considerations
4.3.1 Some basic issues
4.3.2 Additional concerns
4.3.3 Concluding remarks
Chapter five Course considerations
5.1 The core
5.2 Introductory courses
5.3 Relationship to two-year college programs
5.4 Organising principles
Chapter six Reflections on the computing crisis
6.1 Background
6.2 Applications domains
6.3 Contextual issues
6.4 Pedagogical considerations
Chapter seven The Programming Languages Issue - SIGPLAN
Chapter eight Concluding remarks
Appendix A Overview of the Body of Knowledge
Appendix B Detailed Body of Knowledge
Discrete structures
Programming fundamentals
Algorithms and complexity
Architecture and organization
Operating systems
Net-centric computing
Programming languages
Alternate SIGPLAN Proposal on Programming Languages
Human computer interaction
Graphics and visual computing
Intelligent systems
Information Management
Social and professional issues
Software engineering
Computational science
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