ACM Task Force on Generative AI and Programming Assessment

The ACM Task Force on Generative Artificial Intelligence and Student Programming Assessment was formed to address the rapid emergence of AI coding tools and their implications for computer science education. These tools can now perform at levels comparable to beginning students on typical programming exercises, posing significant challenges to traditional teaching and assessment practices.

Gathering Approaches to Integrating GenAI into Computing Education

This task force tracks the evolution of approaches to teaching programming in the era of GenAI, documents concrete examples of integration strategies, and assembles emerging best practices to support instructors in adapting their courses and assessments. The ultimate goal is to help guide curricular changes that align with evolving tools and student needs, while maintaining alignment with the CS2023 learning outcomes. The task force gathers community approaches to integrating GenAI into computing education, focusing on practical examples and strategies that can be shared widely.

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Task Force Members

Steven Gordon Steven Gordon Chair

The Ohio State University

Paul Denny Paul Denny

University of Auckland

Hieke Keuning Hieke Keuning

Utrecht University

Natalie Kiesler Natalie Kiesler

Nuremberg Tech

Amruth Kumar Amruth Kumar

Ramapo College

Viraj Kumar Viraj Kumar

Indian Institute of Science

Juho Leinonen Juho Leinonen

Aalto University

James Prather James Prather

Abilene Christian University