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The Effect of Civic Knowledge and Attitudes on CS Student Work Preferences

01/30/2020

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by Antti Knutas, et al.

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We present an investigation in the connection between computing students' civic knowledge, attitude, or self-efficacy and their willingness to work on civic technologies. Early results indicate that these factors are related to a willingness to accept government work in technology but not non-profit work focused on civic technologies.

Antti Knutas
6 publications
Andrew Petersen
4 publications

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