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Mark Stehlik

Publication record assembled from the DBLP archive of ranked conferences.

Papers indexed

13

Venues

3

Active years

1990–2025

Best venue rank

A

Where they publish

Papers

13 indexed papers, newest first.

YearVenueTitleAuthors
2025SIGCSEBuilding Bridges to Early College Success: Using Text-based Programming and Engaging Graphics to Enhance Computer Science Education.Timothy Barnes, Sofa De Jess, Mark Stehlik, David Kosbie, Erin Bozzo, Lauren Sands
2025SIGCSECognitive Load Dilemma: Adding Language Support to CS Curriculum.Sofa De Jess, Timothy Barnes, Mark Stehlik, David Kosbie, Erin Bozzo Cawley
2020SIGCSEPythons and Martians and Finches, Oh My! Lessons Learned from a Mandatory 8th Grade Python Class.Amal Nanavati, Aileen Owens, Mark Stehlik
2020SIGCSECMU CS Academy: A Browser-based, Text-based Introduction to Programming through Graphics and Animations in Python.Mark Stehlik, Erin Cawley, David Kosbie
2012ITiCSECode comprehension problems as learning events.Leigh Ann Sudol-DeLyser, Mark Stehlik, Sharon Carver
2012ITSLearning Looping: From Natural Language to Worked Examples.Leigh Ann Sudol-DeLyser, Mark Stehlik, Sharon Carver
2011SIGCSEProgress in surfacing computer science in STEM.Susan H. Rodger, Mark Stehlik, Chris Stephenson, Cameron Wilson
2010SIGCSESurfacing computer science in STEM education.Robert B. Schnabel, Susan H. Rodger, Mark Stehlik, Chris Stephenson, John White
1999SIGCSECurrent and future direction of the advanced placement exam.Mark Stehlik, Susan H. Rodger, Kathleen Larson, Alyce Brady, Christopher H. Nevison
1998SIGCSEAdvanced placement transition to C++ (panel).Mark Stehlik, Sarah Fix, Susan H. Rodger, Chris Nevison, Mark Allen Weiss
1994SIGCSEThe creation and use of scoring standards (rubrics): experiences with the advanced placement computer science exam (abstract).Joe Kmoch, Mark Stehlik
1993SIGCSEApproaches to programming assignments in CS 1 and CS 2.Michael J. Clancy, Richard E. Pattis, Mark Stehlik
1990SIGCSERoundtable on structure editing (panel session): teachers' experiences using Carnegie Mellon's GENIE programming environments.Dennis R. Goldenson, Michael Brown, Jane Bruemmer, Nathan Hull, Roy Jones, Bruce McClellan, Joseph W. Kmoch, Phillip Miller, Mark Stehlik, Laurie Honour Werth