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I had a wonderful conversation with Dr. Maria Klawe. She is a World Renowned Computer Scientist, past Dean of Science at UBC and current Dean of Engineering at Princeton. Talk about a prominent Canadian; her ideas are so important that this summer Maria was the moderator at the world computer science faculty summit where she fielded questions with Bill Gates. In fact we talked about this important summit in our chat this week: the situation with computer science education and declining enrolment. Its implications are profound since it impacts future business maintaining their competitive advantage with sufficient talent.

Maria is one of the most prominent global leaders in computer science and in education. In our talk she also shares her very important work and research, the global situation in China and India, and her passions. She makes a strong case for an upsurge in expanded computer career opportunities and in ways IT is critical for all areas of society. It’s a broader perspective that is important for IT professionals to hear.

Here’s the interview

We would be interested in hearing your views…

Thanks,

Stephen

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2 Responses to “Interview with Dr. Maria Klawe”

  1. Craig Atkinson Says:
    December 2nd, 2005 at 5:11 pm

    Something I was discussing at work the other day. Enrollment in computer science underwent a massive boom during the dotcom days because many people falsely saw it as a fast path to quick riches.

    Many of these people realized how difficult and demanding it could be to learn all of the math, science and engineering that one needs to succeed. I think the word is out.

    Now that the goldrush is over, it is a good opportunity to build programs that educate younger people about computer science and eventually, as the young generation that is more computer savvy than ever grows older, there will be a natural increase.

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    December 6th, 2005 at 12:31 pm

    […] With an interesting new PodCasted Interview with Dr Maria Klawe, Dean of Engineering and Applied Science at Princeton. They discuss a number of topics including the future direction of Computer Science/Software Engineering education! I reccomend subscribing at blogs.technet.com/cdnitmanagers or subscribing at interviews.stephenibaraki.com and listen & comment on the topics they discuss! http://blogs.technet.com/cdnitmanagers/archive/2005/12/02/415464.aspx (and also available in the archive at Interviews.StephenIbaraki.com) […]

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