Bill Gates, left, and Code.org founder Hadi Partovi. (GeekWire, Code.org Photos) Code.org, the non-profit whose goal is to teach computer science to every child in America, is bringing an ...

Code.org says it's gaining momentum in its mission to get every U.S. school to add computer science to its curriculum. Founder Hadi Partovi told USA TODAY that Code.org and its partners this year ...

Hadi Partovi. Code.org is getting some help with its mission to put computer science in every U.S. school.. The Seattle-based non-profit today announced 11 new partnerships with organizations that ...

Students who pursue coding and computer science education learn how to think critically and to solve problems, along with getting essential tools needed to innovate, pursue in demand careers and ...

So one of his goals in launching Code.org has been to get more women and minorities to study computer science. He says the nonprofit uses a diversity lens in everything they do–from the training ...

It was won by doctoral student in computer science Leslie Wu, one of eight finalists, with her poem "Say 23". Wearing Google Glass, she wrote her code — projected onto a screen — while ...

With 2016 Computer Science Education Week in the rear-view mirror, I’d like to reflect on my hopes and dreams for 2017. Let’s start with a few statistics: Over the past few years, more than 300 ...

Jenny Brundin/ CPR News Adriana Ramírez (L), 16, and Laura García (R), 15, work on creating a code together in an AP Computer Science Principles class at Abraham Lincoln High School.

However, programming is just a very small part of computer science, and there are other ways to apply the broader computer science concepts to life. Programming, or writing code, is how you ...

Making computer science accessible and fun: 110 middle schoolers and high school students got to explore coding during a ...

New Google initiative looks to close the tech world's gender gap 01:28. Diana Navarro loves to code, and she's not afraid to admit it. But the 18-year-old Rutgers University computer science major ...

[T]he DMCA "is [not] concerned with whatever capacity [code] might have for conveying information to a human being." Rather, it applies to code "solely because of its capacity to instruct a computer." ...