Work Groups of the Education Committee are involved in the preparation of reference undergraduate curricula of: Computer Science, Computing Engineering,
Bachelor’s Degree in Information Systems and Teaching Degrees in Computing.
The WGs also discuss matters related to the evaluation of undergraduate courses, distance education, specific and technological courses. Forums of coordinators of undergraduate and postgraduate courses also constitute work groups.
The list below presents the WGs' pages:
- Evaluation WG: Processes of Evaluation of undergraduate courses of Computing and Informatics. Also known as WG4, the work group for evaluation of undergraduate courses, aims at approaching relevant questions on evaluation processes of undergraduate courses in the field of Computing and Informatics, raising problems, pointing out solutions and presenting recommendations for appreciation by the SBC community.
- Guidelines and Curriculum WG: Reference Guidelines and Reference Curriculum for Computer Science and Engineering, as well as Information Systems. The goal of this work group is to discuss questions related to SBC’s reference curriculum for the courses of Bachelor in Computer Science, Computing Engineering and Information Systems.
- Teaching Degree WG: Courses for Teaching Degrees in Computing. The goal of this work group is to discuss questions related to courses for Teaching Degrees in Computing.
- Extraordinary WG: This work group has been extraordinarily formed in order to discuss MEC’s (Education and Culture Ministry) referencials for undergraduate courses.
- Technology WG: higher education courses of technological and professional education in the field of Informatics. The goal of this WG (also known as GT6) is to discuss questions related to both professional and technological higher education courses, seeking to build up reference curricula to improve the quality of undergraduate technological courses of Informatics.
- Grad Forum: Forum of Undergraduate Courses Coordinators.
- Pos Forum: Forum of Graduate Courses Coordinators. The main goal of this forum is to promote broad and continued discussion on subjects of interest for stricto sensu (master and doctor) graduate courses in Computing in Brazil, such as Program Evaluation, curriculum frames, course profile, and others.