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And even for those women who do enroll in CS courses, some fear that they are somehow unprepared for the challenges of the concentration.
Some women also noted that collaborating on problem sets in larger groups often brought out gender-related differences in work habits and communication styles.
And even among women who reported few problems with feeling like “the only girl in the room,” some still expressed a desire to see more women in their classes.
Despite the difficulties that some of them have faced, nearly every undergraduate woman interviewed for this article stressed that she had found the faculty in the CS department to be welcoming and supportive.
“It’s something that we talk about a lot,” said Associate Dean for Computer Science and Engineering J. Gregory Morrisett. “We are coordinating with a bunch of departments around the world and are trying a lot of different things...