Mark Stehlik

Mark Stehlik is a University Teaching Professor, Assistant Dean for Outreach, and Director of the CSD Undergraduate Program at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science (SCS). He holds dual affiliations with the Computer Science Department and the SCS Dean's Office. His administrative support is provided by Amy Weis.

Stehlik's research focuses on computer science education, K-12 outreach, and curriculum design. Notable projects include the CMU CS Academy, a browser-based programming platform for high school education, and initiatives to address the lack of K-12 CS education in the digital age. He has published extensively on topics like text-based programming, cognitive load in education, and international outreach in Qatar.

Recent publications emphasize bridging early college success through programming education and addressing cognitive challenges in curriculum design. His work spans over four decades, with foundational contributions to introductory programming pedagogy via tools like Karel J Robot.

Stehlik's teaching roles include courses such as 15-090, 15-111, and 15-594, reflecting his commitment to undergraduate education. His outreach efforts aim to broaden participation in computing through innovative programs and policy advocacy.