Computer Science Curricula CS2023 Revisited in Light of Generative AI

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Authors: Amruth N. Kumar, Richard L. Blumenthal, Pankaj Jalote, Titus Winters
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Abstract

The latest in the series of computer science curricular guidelines produced by the ACM in collaboration with IEEE-Computer Society and the AAAI is CS2023 (csed.acm.org). Given that generative AI had only been available for a short while at the time of publication of CS2023, the task force that drafted CS2023 could at best speculate on its impact on the curricular guidelines. Two years later, this special session explores how the design of some of the knowledge areas of CS2023 most affected by generative AI could/should change in terms of content, pedagogy, assessment and policies. Given the ubiquity of generative AI in computer science education and its rapid evolution, re-examination of its impacts on computer science curriculum on an ongoing basis is both warranted and needed.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Teaching and Learning Programming Information Systems Education and Curriculum Development Artificial Intelligence in Education

Publication details

Journal / source
ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE)
Pages
1637–1638
Publication date
13 February 2026
Language
EN