Sentence examples for rigorous computer from inspiring English sources
Schools minister Nick Gibb promises: "We are looking very carefully at ICT as part of the national curriculum review and have listened closely to the computing industry's calls for more rigorous computer science courses to help tackle the skills shortages facing high-tech industries".
ICT is out; in its place is a rigorous computer science curriculum.
Israel undertook a major review of computing at school around the turn of the century, and, according to Computing at School, a group that wants computer science to be more rigorous in English schools and available to more pupils, now has the most rigorous computer science high school programme in the world.
The review, commissioned by Ed Vaizey who has championed the Computer Science cause in the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, found that the UK had been let down by an ICT curriculum that neglects the rigorous computer science and programming skills which high-tech industries need.
I want to see that approach trialled through the development of new and more rigorous computer science curricula, and in due course computer science qualifications, and I then want to consider how we can more widely apply that to other subjects".
The VDM-SL is applied because of its detailed descriptive power and rigorous computer tool (SCSK 2013).
Together the previous and current work form the basis for rigorous computer-aided assessment of qualitative dynamics of a very general class of gene network models.
Essential was the mathematical Theory of Point Processes that permitted rigorous studies; computer implementation, though no substitute for clear thinking, was enormously helpful.
In this work, we report the C-V characteristics of ultra-thin-body (UTB) MOSFETs on the bulk Si and silicon-on-insulator (SOI) substrates by rigorous technology computer-aided design (TCAD) simulation.
What is needed is a rigorous and relevant computer science curriculum.
"We appear to have succeeded in making many people comfortable with using the technology that we find around us, but this seems to have been at the expense of failing to provide a deeper understanding of the rigorous academic subject of computer science".
