A computer science initiative addressing workforce shortages will be piloted at Mills College in Oakland this February and other schools next summer.

The state reports a more than 600 percent increase of high school computer science teachers within the last three years.

The competencies are intended to give all K-12 teachers, regardless of subject, a base for instructing computer science.

The new offerings include technology specialties like analytics and cybersecurity, and focus on low enrollment costs.

The Georgia university says it's the first higher education institution in the country to offer a cybersecurity specialization focused on hardware.

Angela Galik of NCWIT explains how universities around the country are attracting women to computer science and keeping them engaged and confident.

Unveiled at the CSforALL summit, education & community groups from around the country have formed partnerships expected to reach 47 million students.

The National Integrated Cyber Education Research Center will receive 5 years of funding to expand its reach to a projected seven million new students.