Professors from CAHSI created three problem solving (PS) courses over a period of two years. The courses were developed with consistent, deep collaboration with Google technical staff and software engineers, which included contribution of problems and challenges, and remote coaching and feedback to students. The one and two credit hour courses are designed to allow students more flexibility in their degree plans and to build students’ knowledge in problem solving, as well as in other critical areas, such as discrete mathematics and cybersecurity vulnerabilities. The courses are: PS 1- Introduction to Problem Solving, PS2 -Computational Problem Solving, and PS 3-Algorithmic Problem Solving.
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