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 E-Mail IMAGE: Overview of the study: MRI data were collected from 30 subjects with different levels of programming expertise while they performed the program categorization task, where subjects answered the functional categories. view more  Credit: Takatomi Kubo Countries around the world are seeing a surge in the number of computer science students. Enrolment in related university programs in the U.S. and Canada tripled between 2006-2016 and Europe too has seen rising numbers. At the same time, the age to start coding is becoming younger and younger because governments in many different countries are pushing K-12 computer science education. Despite the increasing popularity of computer programming, little is known about how our brains adapt to this relatively new activity. A new study by researchers in Japan has examined the brain activity of thirty programmers of diverse levels of expertise, finding that seven regions of the frontal, parietal and temporal cortices in

Kenichi matsumotoTakatomi kuboKazushi ikeda shinji nishimotoYoshiharu ikutaniSatoshi nishidaHideaki hataSoftware engineering laboratoryNara institute of scienceMathematical informatics laboratoryNara instituteKazushi ikedaசதோஷி நிஷிடாமென்பொருள் பொறியியல் ஆய்வகம்நாரா நிறுவனம் ஆஃப் அறிவியல்கணித தகவல் ஆய்வகம்நாரா நிறுவனம்