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Proceedings of the 2019 International Conference on Frontiers in Education: Computer Science & Computer Engineering (FECS'19) held July 29th - August 1st, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
SESSION: FRONTIERS IN EDUCATION: TEACHING METHODOLOGIES AND STRATEGIES, ADVISING METHODS, TOOLS AND RELATED STUDIES
Data-Driven Models to Predict Student Performance and Improve Advising in Computer Science
3(7)
Varick L. Erickson
An Introductory Visualization Aid for Cybersecurity Education
10(6)
Gabriel Castro Aguayo
Ulises Morales
Xiaoyu Long
Quamar Niyaz
Xiaoli Yang
Ahmad Y. Javaid
Using a Telepresence Robot in an Educational Context
16(7)
Laurent Gallon
Angel Abenia
Francoise Dubergey
Maite Negui
A Hands-on Oriented Cyber-Learning Curriculum for Undergraduate Cybersecurity Education
23(7)
Yaswanth Kolli
Ahmad Y. Javaid
Cognitive Training
30(3)
Mauro Puebla-Alvarez
Daniel Carrillo
Xiaoli Yang
Co-construction of Computer Science Knowledge-to-be-taught in a French Context
33(7)
Timothee Duron
Vanea Chiprianov
Laurent Gallon
An Assessment Study on the Teaching of Critical Thinking and Mathematical Proofs in a Discrete Structures Course
40(7)
Hang Dinh
Living with Digital Education: The Impact and Power (or Otherwise) of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and Internet in the life of Norfolk State University Community-An Exploratory Study
47(6)
Samuel B.O. Olatunbosun
Victoria T. Olatunbosun
Data Manipulation and Visualization (DMV): A Case Study
53(6)
Mudasser F. Wyne
Anshu Chaudhary
Dhwani Doshi
Manjusha Gusain
Preliminary Review - Universities' Open Source Academic Integrity Policies in the UAE
59(6)
Zeenath Reza Khan
Halim Khelalfa
Jawahitha Sarabdeen
Prinayka Harish
Sanjana Raheja
The Development and Deployment of a Mobile Music Application for Literacy Enhancement (M2APPLE)
65(6)
Amal Babangida Sabo
Mathias Fonkam
Abubakar Sadiq Hussaini
Charles Nche
Collaboration: Key to Student Success in Computing and other STEM Fields in Hispanic Serving Institutions
71(6)
Meline Kevorkian
Greg Simco
SESSION: ACCREDITATION, ASSESSMENT METHODS AND STRATEGIES + CURRICULUM DESIGN AND RELATED ISSUES
Design and Development of a Modular K12 Cybersecurity Curriculum
77(4)
Giti Javidi
Ehsan Sheybani
Zacharia Pieri
Seeking ABET Accreditation: A Case Study in Outcome Assessment
81(7)
John Carelli
Continuous Improvement Model to Systematize Curricular Processes in the Context of ABET Accreditation
88(9)
Carolina Zambrano
SESSION: RESEARCH PROJECTS AND CAPSTONE DESIGN PROJECTS
An Internet of Things Drone Data Mule
97(11)
Drew Cochrane
Nolan Evans
Michael Lane
Grant Woodbury
Xi Yin
Corey Zrobek
Marcia Friesen
Ken Ferens
Capstone - Introducing Students to Research through Application Development in Teams
108(7)
Katia Mayfield
Matthew Perry
Christopher Pounders
Lucas Pruitt
Ory Wigington
Involving Multiple Levels of Students in a Software Capstone Project - A Case Study
115(8)
Robert Hatch
Nicholas Setliff
SESSION: COMPUTER SCIENCE AND COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, SOFTWARE ENGINEERING, AND WORK PRACTICES
Coding VR Games
123(5)
Maying Chen
Mehdi R. Zargham
Manibharathi Rajendran
Jie Cheng
Increasing Student Engagement by Having Them Run Your Test Data Through Their Programs
128(6)
Donald Schwartz
Entry-Level Data Science Work Practices and Environments
134(6)
Bill Hefley
Jason Parker
Sourav Chatterjee
To GUI or Not to GUI: On How We Teach Introduction to Programming
140(9)
Antonio Sanchez
Bo Mei
SESSION: LEARNING METHODOLOGIES AND COGNITION + DISTANCE LEARNING, ON-LINE EDUCATION, AND RELATED ISSUES
Teaching an International Distributed Discussion-Based Course
149(6)
Jeff Offutt
Birgitta Lindstrom
Kesina Baral
A Hypothetical Model toward Establishing a Relationship between Cognition and Metacognition in Technology-Enhanced Self-Regulated Learning
155(4)
Minh-Tuan Tran
Shinobu Hasegawa
Finding Big Liars: A Computational Laboratory Challenge
159(4)
Robert D. McLeod
Luc L. Livolsi-Merritt
Marcia R. Friesen
Developing a Recipe Planning Board Game by Design Thinking Approach
163(8)
Shian-Shyong Tseng
Tsung-Yu Yang
Ai-Chi Lu
SESSION: POSTER PAPERS AND EXTENDED ABSTRACTS
The Considerations for Training Computer Science Chinese International Students in Acadia University
171(2)
Haiyi Zhang
Active Learning in Computer Networking
173(2)
Wen-Jung Hsin
Outcome and Satisfaction Analysis for Online Exams in an E-learning Class
175(4)
Neftali Watkinson
Lubomir Bic
SESSION: LATE BREAKING PAPERS: STEM EDUCATION, LEARNING STRATEGIES AND CAPSTONE PROJECTS
Effective Use of Slack and Short Video to Scale Online Learning Communities
179(7)
Alexandra Mehlhase
Robert Heinrichs
Kevin A. Gary
Cybersecurity Capstone Case Study: Closing the Loop on Technology Competency Literacy
186(9)
Lethia Jackson
Velma Latson
Haydar Teymourlouei
BATTLE 2018: Preparation of Future Cyber Technologists
195(4)
Clarence Ray
Jesse Bemley
Investigating Team Effectiveness Using Discord: A Case Study Using a Gaming Collaboration Tool for the CS Classroom
199(6)
Lisa L. Lacher
Cydnee Biehl
Improving STEM Performance by Leveraging Machine Learning Models
205(7)
Mohamed Aly
Mohammad Rashedul Hasan
VRSafe with Augmented and Virtual Reality: Toolkit for Harassment Prevention and Deescalation - Sensitivity, Training and Best Practices
212
Lamia A. Djoudi
Indu M. Anand
Antoine Luu
Diego Galar
Ana Samedo
Linda Maisano
Hamid R. Arabnia is Professor, Computer Science; Editor-in-Chief, The Journal of Supercomputing (Springer); Elected Fellow, Int'l Society of Intelligent Biological Medicine (ISIBM); The University of Georgia, Department of Computer Science.