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School/Work: Development of Computing Students' Professional Identity at University
When students talk about their university experiences, they identify particular events as being significant in their development. We look at the experiences relating to coursework and career of two students who were interviewed throughout their undergraduate degree programs. We found that they shared some of the significant events but not all, and the reactions to the shared events were sometimes quite different.