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AWS re:Invent 2025: How to watch and follow along live | TechCrunch
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ODU Helps Fill Virginia’s Need for More Computer Science Teachers
Posted onBy Tiffany Whitfield More high school students in Virginia are pursuing dual enrollment courses – a 54% increase since 2012, according to one report – and a need has emerged in a leading field of study: computer science. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that STEM jobs will grow by almost 11% by 2031, almost…
