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#include<cs> is a podcast about computer science and technology with an extra dose of fun. It uses non-technical language to explain computer science history, issues, and news.

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Originally created by Janelle Marie Salanga and Joël Porquet-Lupine @ UC Davis.

Most recent news or podcast episodes

  • Jun 30, 2023 - S2E1 - Impact of early CS education [Podcast]

    Research shows that early CS education may help CS students perform better in college. In this episode, we explore this question via interviews with college students and college professors.

  • Mar 7, 2023 - Rebooting #include<cs> [News]

    After a couple years on standby due to the pandemic, we are finally rebooting #include<cs>! First, here is a new website, more low-key and hands-on than our old Wordpress instance. And most of all, the new team is working on new episodes which we are hoping to release by the...

  • Dec 14, 2020 - S1E4 - Stories from the bunker! [Podcast]

    The 2020 COVID lockdown has fundamentally changed people’s lives. In this episode, we talk with students, faculty, and many other people about their experiences so far.

  • Jun 5, 2020 - S1E3 - How secure is election technology? [Podcast]

    As the next presidential election is coming ahead, we talk with UC Davis Professor Matthew Bishop about election technology and its security.

  • Jan 31, 2020 - S1E2 - Will AI be your best friend tomorrow? [Podcast]

    We try to explore the question of whether artificial intelligence will love us or kill us first, during an interview with UC Davis Professor Zhou Yu.