Computing Fellows
Computing Fellows (CF) are undergraduate peer academic leaders who assist in the development and execution of CSC workshops and other projects, including helping faculty to develop and lead computational projects.
Fellows also participate in weekly meetings on topics including:
- Pedagogical training: learning how to sharpen and improve your teaching skills
- Further developing your computational skills
- Facilitating workshops on a topic of interest
- Learning about interactions between computing and society
Fellows should have some experience coding, but more importantly, a strong willingness to learn.
2020-2021 Course and Fellow pairings
In Fall 2020 and Spring 2021, Computing Fellows were paired with Barnard faculty and courses that had computational themes. These included:
- HIST BC2366 Climate & History: Intersecting Science, Environment, and Society
- CHEM BC3328 Organic Chemistry Laboratory
- STEM BC2223 Programming for Behavioral Sciences
- NSBV BC1001 Introduction to Neuroscience
- ARCH UN3312 Special Topics: Mapping the Data-Driven City
- COMS BC3420 Privacy in a Networked World
- FYSB BC1741 Science and Society on Screen
- FYSB BC1736 Tech & Society: Good, Bad, and Other
- EESC BC3050 Big Data with Python
- COMS BC3430 Computational Sound
- COMS BC1016 Intro to Computational Thinking and Data Science