Name
Affiliation
Papers
HENRY M. WALKER
Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa
115
Collaborators
Citations 
PageRank 
86
179
64.67
Referers 
Referees 
References 
388
236
136
Search Limit
100388
Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
CURRICULAR SYNCOPATIONS: What is the payoff?00.342022
Panel - Supporting Student Co-Curricular Experiences.00.342020
Co-Curricular Activities in Computer Science Departments00.342020
The History of the SIGCSE Submission and Review Software: From Paper to the Cloud?00.342020
CURRICULAR SYNCOPATIONSMentoring undergraduate students for research/development posters and papers.00.342020
CS Education Then and Now: Recollections and Reflections00.342019
CLASSROOM VIGNETTES Clarity and efficiency of code in introductory computing courses (part 1)00.342019
CURRICULAR SYNCOPATIONS Program breadth versus focus00.342019
CLASSROOM VIGNETTES What kind of computing program(s) should my school offer?00.342019
The SIGCSE symposium: a brief history.00.342018
CLASSROOM VIGNETTES: Democracy/student choice and the computing classroom.00.342018
Challenges and Approaches for Data Collection to Understand Student Retention: (Abstract Only).10.632018
CURRICULAR SYNCOPATIONS: Getting started with a program review.00.342018
CLASSROOM VIGNETTES: Software correctness and usefulness in the classroom.00.342018
CURRICULAR SYNCOPATIONS: Lab-based courses with the 3 C's: content, collaboration, and communication.00.342017
Retention of students in introductory computing courses: preliminary plans - ACM retention committee.00.342017
CLASSROOM VIGNETTES: Lab layouts00.342017
CLASSROOM VIGNETTES: Connecting computing with other disciplines and the wider community.00.342017
CS 1: Beyond Programming.00.342017
CURRICULAR SYNCOPATIONS: Planning and organizing a course for the first time.00.342016
Science In Brazil - Brazil Walks The Tightrope00.342016
CLASSROOM VIGNETTES: Teacher as coach, mentor, listener (part 1?).00.342016
CURRICULAR SYNCOPATIONS: Using the hill-climbing algorithm with curricula and courses.00.342016
CLASSROOM VIGNETTES: Basic do's and don'ts in the classroom: general environmental and course suggestions.00.342016
Beyond the cliche, mathematical fluency, in the computing curriculum.00.342015
Recovering from disappointing student test results00.342015
Curricular Assessment: Tips and Techniques00.342015
Experiences mapping and revising curricula with CS201300.342014
College courses of varying credit00.342014
Encouraging student preparation for class10.462014
Structuring student work00.342014
Course development through student-faculty collaboration: a case study00.342014
Some strategies when teaching theory courses10.402014
How AP CS A matches college courses00.342013
1000(binary) thoughts for developing and using examples00.342013
ACM/IEEE computer science 2013 exemplar-fest10.372013
AP CS A exploration of a change from GridWorld to labs00.342013
Mathematics for/with computing and computational science: an opportunity for reflection and dialog10.412013
The roles of mathematics in computer science70.732013
Exercise solutions: motivations, messages sent, and possible distribution00.342013
Mid-course corrections00.342012
Academic integrity policies in a computing education context80.702012
ITiCSE 2012: networking and community in Haifa, Israel00.342012
SIGCSE by the numbers10.362012
SIGCSE by the numbers: JavaScript00.342012
How to prepare students for lifelong learning20.452012
Developing a useful curricular map00.342012
A lab-based approach for introductory computing that emphasizes collaboration.50.692011
Role and value of quantitative instruments in gauging student perspectives in a computing curriculum00.342011
When is a computing curriculum bloated?00.342011
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