Stanford News: Computer Science College Seniors in U.S. Outperform Peers in China, India and Russia, New Research Says
Writer Alex Shashkavech writes about Prashant Loyalka's new study that "found that undergraduate seniors studying computer science in the United States outperformed final-year students in China, India and Russia on a standardized exam measuring their skills. The research results were published on March 18 in a new paper in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences." Read the full article in Stanford News.
Read Prashant Loyalka's published study here.
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