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And, Dr. Newsome said, new theoretical approaches, new mathematics and new computer science are all needed to deal with the amount of data that will be garnered.

"In the new economy, computer science isn't an optional skill -- it's a basic skill, right along with the three 'Rs.' Nine out of 10 parents want it taught at their children's schools," Obama said during his weekly address Saturday morning.

Technology and computer science are gender neutral.

So I am also announcing today that, if new Computer Science GCSEs are developed that meet high standards of intellectual depth and practical value, we will certainly consider including Computer Science as an option in the English Baccalaureate.

But today, new computer science graduates are so plentiful that their pay in Shenzhen has fallen to just $550 a month, less than double the wage of a blue-collar worker.

Gove said that if new computer science GCSEs are developed that meet "high standards of intellectual depth and practical value", the government will consider including it in the English baccalaureate – a measure that recognises the achievements of GCSE pupils who complete a broad course of academic study.

They were also the days when computer science was new and shiny and not categorized only as an engineering discipline.

In 1986, a new computer science laboratory was incorporated in Berkeley, and word got around that it needed researchers.

A new computer science curriculum was introduced last year, but the focus for so long before that on ICT – teaching how to use software like Word and Excel – has undoubtedly been a problem, says Stephanie Daman, chief executive of Cyber Security Challenge UK, which is part-funded by the Cabinet Office.

Prof Furber said the number of new computer science teachers was small and would go only part of the way to solving the problem.

While, on the student side, the number of new computer science students is growing in the U.K., with more than 21,500 accepted into universities last year, a year-on-year bump of 12% according to HESA data — more growth than in any other subject.