Upcoming Events
Leaving Certificate Computer Science Teachers,
SIGCSEire are delighted to invite you to participate in an online session focused on gathering feedback and insights on the Leaving Certificate Computer Science exam.
Date: Wednesday, 31st May
Time: 6:30pm
The purpose of this session is to provide an opportunity for Leaving Certificate Computer Science teachers to express your opinions and thoughts on the current curriculum. We value your expertise and believe that your firsthand experiences will be invaluable in shaping the future of computer science education in Ireland.
The session will involve a brief discussion on the intersection of ChatGPT(AI) and Leaving Certificate Computer Science, highlighting how technologies impacting the field. We will also open the floor to teachers to share their feedback on the curriculum. We are particularly interested in hearing what you like about the current curriculum, what you dislike, and what changes you would make if given the opportunity. Your input will help us identify areas for improvement, explore innovative teaching methodologies, and ensure that the Leaving Certificate Computer Science curriculum remains relevant and engaging for students. Additionally, your insights will contribute to the ongoing dialogue within the computer science education community.
We look forward to your participation and the opportunity to hear your valuable perspective on the Leaving Certificate Computer Science exam. Together, we can shape the future of computer science education in Ireland.
Past Events
Panel Discussion : The use of AI technologies (ChatGPT and others) in computing education
The panel will feature prominent speakers:
- Dr. Brett Becker (Lecturer, UCD)
- Dr. Keith Quille (Lecturer, TU Dublin)
- Dr. John Keating (Associate Dean for Teaching & Learning, Faculty of Science & Engineering, Maynooth University)
- Brian Conway (Secondary School Teacher)
- David Lynch(Student, TU Dublin)
- Ash Ali (Student, UCD)
The discussion will delve into the impact of AI technologies on computing education and explore the possibilities and challenges they present.
We would be delighted to have you join us for the discussion. You will have the opportunity to engage with the panel members and ask any questions you may have during the Q&A session.