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This is the last article in a series of nine that covers basic programming for designing and implementing embedded processors. The series concentrates on "high-level programming languages, specifically the C language." This article discusses software testing. 

This National Academy of Sciences book on better practices for the recruitment, retention and promotion of women scientists and engineers can be browsed online or downloaded for free. It includes strategies actually implemented by universities to recruit more women to undergraduate and graduate...

This 11-page paper by Donna Milgram was presented at the 2011 American Society for Engineering Education​ (ASEE) Conference. The paper shares the CalWomenTech Project model and strategies, many requiring minimal costs and time commitments, that resulted in increases of female students in technology...

This 5-page article discusses the The Women in Computer Engineering (TWiCE) project. This project has proved effective in the retention of women in an undergraduate computer science engineering program. Members of TWiCE apply their developing knowledge to community service and serve as role models...

In this 17 page article from the International Journal of Gender, Science and Technology, researchers analyzed data from 140 Latina and Caucasian girls in a California middle school during the first day of an IT-intensive after school program. They found that a young woman’s interest in computer...

Five years after introducing three key recruitment and retention strategies, women now make up around 42% of Harvey Mudd College’s computer science program. In this Google Tech Talk video, Christine Alvarado shares the three practices Harvey Mudd College implemented to increase the number of women...