CPHC Workshop - North of 300: Dealing with Significant Growth

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CPHC Workshop - North of 300: Dealing with Significant Growth

By Council of Professors and Heads of Computing (CPHC)

Date and time

Fri, 25 Jan 2019 11:00 - 15:00 GMT

Location

Queen Mary University of London

Mile End Road London E1 4NS United Kingdom

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Description

Title: North of 300: Dealing with Significant Growth

Audience: Heads of Department and/or Heads of Teaching facing increased student numbers (not necessarily more than 300).

Purpose: to gather comparative evidence that colleagues may subsequently draw on, encourage ongoing networking, and build community.

Schools of Computing are faced with ever-growing numbers of enrolments, from an increasingly diverse educational background (with/without prior computing qualifications). This brings challenges of capacity and teaching at scale, which in turn entrain issues of how to teach (traditional pedagogical models may not scale), of physical capacity (classroom spaces may be insufficient, digital infrastructure inadequate), The aims of this workshop are:

a) To share approaches to the problems of capacity, and coping strategies,

b) To share approaches to teaching at increasing scale. These may inform a subsequent report

Before the Event

Participants must submit in advance:

  • One powerpoint slide that contains the top three problems you face with substantially increased undergraduate intake. No slide – no admittance.

Timings: The Workshop will commence at 11:00 (coffee from 10:30) and end at 15:00. There will be a lunch break at about 12:30.

Refund Policy: A full refund will be issued if a cancellation is received within 14 days of the booking date, otherwise, name substitutions will be allowed after this date.

Things to note: There are limited places for the Workshops, so please book early.

Organised by

The Council of Professors and Heads of Computing exists to promote public education in Computing and its applications and to provide a forum for those responsible for management and research in university computing departments.

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