Towards a better understanding of the it program at a female saudi university

Al‐Khalifa, Hend S.; Al-Ghreimil, Nadia; Al-Yahya, Maha

doi:10.1145/1414558.1414602

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“…The program is designed to provide the society with female graduates who can efficiently and professionally participate in the IT market, whether for the government or the private sector. Graduates are expected to be able to apply their knowledge to the process of design and implementation of software systems, as well as to apply information technology in various application areas [8].…”

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Overcoming gender segregation in service learning projects

Al‐Khalifa

2010

Proceedings of the 2010 ACM Conference on Information Technology Education

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“…So far, the service learning challenges reported by the literature were based on culture issues (e.g. Age differences, technology illiterate) and dedicated client liaison [8]. No challenges have been reported yet regarding gender segregation.…”

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