document: The incredible shrinking pipeline We look at the harsh facts concerning the percentage of degrees awarded in CS to women . We study the trend of degrees awarded in CS since 1980 , and compare the trend in CS to other science and engineering disciplines . We consider the relationship between the percentage of degrees awarded to women by a CS department and the college the CS department is within . We find that CS departments in engineering colleges graduate , on average , proportionately fewer women than CS departments in non-engineering colleges . We request that the community respond to the facts and speculations presented in this article
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extractive_keyphrases: women science engineering
abstractive_keyphrases: pipeline shrinkage problem computer science degrees