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Direct linkHaines, Ronald S.; Woo, Daniel T.; Hudson, Benjamin T.; Mori, Joji C.; Ngan, Evey S. M.; Pak, Wing-Yee – Journal of Chemical Education, 2007
Research collaborations between chemists and other scientists resulted in significant outcomes such as development of software. Such collaboration provided a realistic learning experience for computer science students.
Descriptors: Chemistry, Science Education, Computer Science, Interdisciplinary Approach
