Computer science---too many students, too many majors (Panel Discussion)
Norman E. Gibbs, Kenneth L. Williams, Kenneth Danhoff, Robert R. Korfhage, Jack Alanen · 1981
During the last decade enrollments in computer science courses have increased dramatically. Classes are very large and faculty members are nearly impossible to recruit. The “seller's” job market has contributed to both of these problems and universities must deal with the problems of too many students and too many majors.