How androcentric norms (based on male interests & behavior) may deter women from the computer science major. Also androcentric norms in arithmetic software
1. Androcentric Norms and Computer Science Prepared for WS445 – Spring 2010 St. Cloud State University by the “cronegeek”
2. Stats - Why Source: NCWIT “By the Numbers” 2009
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Editor's Notes
Source: NCWIT - National Center for Women & Information Technology. “By the Numbers.” 2009. Retrieved 3/31/10 from http://www.ncwit.org/pdf/BytheNumbers09.pdf
Source; NCWIT - National Center for Women & Information Technology, Fact Sheet, (no date) . Retrieved 3/31/10 from http://www.ncwit.org/about.factsheet.html Additional stats, comparing women in math & other science fields to computer science at http://www.ncwit.org/pdf/BytheNumbers09.pdf
Source: for entering CS Majors at Carnegie Mellon Margolis, Jane, Allan Fisher, and Faye Miller. “The Anatomy of Interest: Women in Undergraduate Computer Science.” Women’s Studies Quarterly , 2000: 1&2, 104-127.
Source:: Margolis, Jane, Allan Fisher, and Faye Miller. “Caring About Connections: Gender and Computing.” Retrieved 1/26/06 from http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~gendergap/papers/IEEE99.html (Also published in Technology and Society 2000)