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UNIVERSITY
OF
CALIFORNIA
SAN
DIEGO
STATE
UNIVERSITY
“I’m
a
Biologist
Who
Codes”:
An
Examination
of
Computing
Experiences
and
Persistence
in
Biology
Along
Educational
Professionalization
Trajectories
A
dissertation
submitted
partial
satisfaction
the
requirements
for
degree
Doctor
Philosophy
Mathematics
Science
Education
by
Austin
Lee
Zuckerman
Committee
charge:
University
California
San
Diego
Professor
Ashley
Juavinett
Chair
Stanley
Lo
Co-Chair
Mia
Minnes
State
Gena
Sbeglia
Victoria
Delaney
2025?
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2025
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Table
Contents
Chapter
1.
Introduction 1
Importance
Computational
Skills
Thinking
Biology 2
Opportunities
to
Learn
K-12
Higher
Education 5
Different
Structures
Introducing
Biology 8
Professional
Careers 9
Motivation
Research
Questions 11
2.
Literature
Review 14
Curricula
other
non-CS
Disciplines 15
Contextualized
programming
courses
Students 15
Attitudinal
Barriers
Toward
Learning
Computer
Programming 18
Career
Choices
Persistence 21
Choice
Pathways
Computing 21
STEM
(with
an
emphasis
research
paths) 25
Promoting
Equity
Pathways 28
Intentions
Persist
Undergraduate
Education 29
3.
Theoretical
Conceptual
Frameworks 34
Identity
as
Framing
Participation
Persistence 36
Conceptualizing
Pathways 37
Examining
Disciplinary
Pathways 41
Framework
Integrating
Discipline-Based
Theories 44
Integration
Sociocultural
Framework:
Communities
Practice 46
Features
Practice 48
Multimembership
Practice 52
Sociopolitical
Rightful
Presence 55
Operationalization
Final
Model 60
4.
Methods 62
Phase
0:
Pilot
Study 68
Study
Context 68
Findings 69
1:
Programming
Course
Supporting
Persist 74
Changes
Curriculum 76
Assessment
Survey 78
End
Interviews 87
2:
across
Multiple
Stages 87
Data
Analysis 89
Quantitative
Analysis
Assessments
Surveys
(Phase
1) 89
Qualitative
Interviews
(Phases
1
&
2) 93
5.
Validation
Descriptive
Statistics 98
Demographics
respondent
sample 100
Survey
Constructs 107
Concept
Inventory
Assess
Student
Knowledge
Programming 113
Relationships
between
Construct
Measures 114
Measures 117
6.
Outcomes
Biology 119
Inferential
statistics
all
survey
items 120
Comparison
outcomes
course
models 126
validated
constructs 126
Linear
mixed
effects
models 139
Measured
Constructs
with
Significant
Following
Instruction 141
Differences
construct
measures
student
background
variables
models 164
Associated
Persist 166
Profiles
engagement
introductory
computer
science
courses 171
Latent
profile
analysis 171
7.
Insights
into
Students 181
Decisions
pursue
biology-based
course 182
Expectations
about
learning
programming 183
Beliefs
programmers
programming 184
8.
Factors
Underlying
Pathways 189
Social
Influences 191
Scaffolded
Resources
Settings 194
Concrete
Experiential
Experiences 196
Intrinsically
Motivating
Informal
Projects 199
Interdisciplinary
experiences
reinforce
possibilities 201
9.
Positioning
Identities
Across
Practice 204
Stronger
ties
biology
than
computing
(22
cases) 206
Fluid
spaces
(8
cases) 211
(4
cases) 213
Misfitting
both
communities
(3
cases) 215
10.
Identifying
“Computational”
Versus
“Programmer” 217
What
means
be
‘computational’ 217
Focus
area 218
Mathematical
Affinity 221
computational
biology 223
needed
computational 225
‘programmer’ 229
Distinguishing
‘Programmer’
from
Other
Identities 234
Influence
sociocultural
professional
norms
identity 237
Relative
value
skills 238
problem-solving
approaches 242
Standards
rigor
prowess
applications 244
11.
Into
How
Recognition-based
Formation 246
Context-Dependent
Nature
Recognition 248
Value
Recognition
Based
Authority 251
Through
Collaborative
Mentorship
Teaching
Experiences 255
12.
Perceived
Biology 257
Barrier:
Cumulative
opportunity
gaps
due
delayed
exposure 259
Solution:
Early
exposure
consistent
applied
opportunities
curriculum 261
Varied
effectiveness
self-guided
experiences 265
More
scaffolds
graduate
education
research 268
Marginalizing
stereotypes
spaces 271
Culture
Brilliance 272
Fitting
mold
programmer 273
Marginalization
through
intersection
race
gender 276
Emotionally-responsive
spaces 278
Lack
alternative
career
paths
academia
industry 283
Expanded
recognition
structures
non-traditional
pathways
computing 285
Incentive
systems
undermine
democratization
skills 286
Incentivization
good
practices
open
source
contributions 290
13.
Resisting
Psychosocial
Biology 292
Acknowledging
identity
asset
work 293
empowering
spaces 298
Being
forced
learn
out
necessity
but
guardrails 301
Reframing
mindsets
expertise
engage
spaces 302
14.
Debate
Theory
Introductory
Education 304
Need
Education 305
Finding
right
balance
abstraction
theory
application 307
Statistical-based
introduction
quantitative
fundamentals 311
15.
Discussion 315
Addressing
Aim
#1 316
Characteristics
students
who
take
contextualized
biology 317
Belonging
disciplinary
communities 318
Interventions
that
address
mindset
identity 321
Limitations
Future
Work 321
#2 322
positioning
practice 323
Engagement
cycles 325
Affirming
rightful
presence
within
computing 328
Connecting
Micro
Macro
Scale
Insights 332
Inequities
marginalization
social
identities 332
Comparisons
traditional
contemporary
trajectories 334
Authenticity
Applied
Experiences 337
skills
are
recognized 339
Work 342
16.
Recommendations
Improving
Biology 344
Reform
undergraduate
curriculum 344
Recommendation
requirement
majors 345
applications
more
ubiquitously
curriculum 347
3:
first
or
second
year
major 348
4:
Scaffolding
project-based
curricula
major 349
Inclusion
curricular
activities
coding
practices 351
aimed
at
improving
individual
development
progression 352
Explicit
conversations
various
contexts 353
Offering
informal
community
partnerships
events
near
peer
students 354
Progressing
culture
skill
laboratories 356
9:
Creating
curated
resources
code
sharing
allocated
time
workflow 356
10:
collaborative
growth-oriented
culture 358
11:
Building
sustainable
mentorship 359
Reimagining
industry
support
expanded
talent
pool 361
12:
Microcredential
plausible
pathway 361
13:
Expanding
new
roles
industry 362
14:
pool
instructors
self-taught
pathways 364
15:
academic
incentive
system
account
contributions
infrastructure 365
Emerging
Considerations 366
Strategic
sequencing
courses 367
17:
Reducing
entry
barriers
explicit
instruction
responsible
use
generative
AI 368
17.
Concluding
Remarks 370
References 373
Appendix
A.
Assessment 397
B.
Attitudes
Survey 400
C:
#1
Interview
Protocol 428
D:
#2
Protocol 430
?
LIST
FIGURES
Figure
3.1:
theories
investigate
contextual
factors
influence
contexts.
Integrated
framework
adapted
conceptual
model
introduced
Pfeifer
et
al.
(2024). 46
3.2:
practice
lens
navigation
multiple
communities.
include
multi-membership
different
potential
trajectories
practice. 48
3.3:
sociopolitical
framing
model.
systemic
relations
power
equity
shape
formation
communities. 58
3.4:
used
guide
aims
methodology
interpretation
findings.
This
study
takes
multilevel
approach
examining
professionalization
biologists
stages
novice
expert
continuum
educational
higher
can
facilitate
biology. 61
4.1:
Summary
observations
pilot
focus
groups
framed
cognitive
(SCCT).
Reproduced
(2024). 70
4.2:
Box
whisker
plot
comparing
pre-
post-course
fixed
toward
problem
solving
scale.
White
circle
indicates
mean
values
whiskers
represent
25th
75th
quartiles.
P-values
were
calculated
using
independent
t-test.
**p<.01 72
5.1:
Upset
plots
showing
demographic
sociodemographic
each
included
subsequent
analyses. 104
5.2:
Bar
graphs
breakdown
prior
experience
based
major
categories.
three
comparative
analyses. 106
5.3:
Wright
maps
Rasch-transformed
person
abilities
(left)
item
difficulties
(right)
survey.
post
anchored
pre-course
estimation. 111
5.4:
map
abridged
SCS1
assessment.
estimation. 114
5.5:
Heatmaps
relationship
Rasch-
transformed
constructs. 116
5.6:
Heatmap
differences
assessment
constructs.
Only
completed
surveys
points
included. 118
6.1:
Pre-and
Rasch
subscale.
There
no
significant
timepoints
any
model. 128
6.2:
growth
model. 129
6.3:
self-efficacy
One
showed
difference
timepoints.
***
p<0.001. 129
6.4:
verbal
persuasion
models
p<0.001. 130
6.5:
interest
model. 130
6.6:
sense
belonging
p<0.001*p<0.05 131
6.7:
intentions
persist
model. 131
6.8:
gains
knowledge
measured
SCS1.
p<0.001. 132
6.9:
Mean
compatibility
‘Me’
‘Computer
Programming’
identities.
Compatibility
disaggregated
administration
timepoint.
Error
bars
SEM. 136
6.10:
‘computer
programming’
identities
SEM. 137
6.11:
following
instruction. 148
6.12:
instruction. 149
6.13:
instruction. 154
6.14:
instruction. 155
6.15:
instruction. 156
6.16:
instruction. 157
6.17:
biology. 159
6.18:
instruction. 161
6.19:
instruction. 163
6.20:
Relationship
estimated
predicted
values
every
unit
increase
raw
affective
constructs. 169
6.21:
Boxplots
responses
items
‘intentions
persist’
construct
Lower
upper
edges
boxes
percentiles
median
between. 170
6.22:
Four
profiles
response
patterns
latent
constructs
results
analysis. 173
6.23:
Sankey
Plot
changes
membership
survey. 174
6.24:
(indicated
white
marker
center
box). 180
15.1:
Two
taken
when
traversing
practice. 325
15.2:
work
cycles
identity. 328
15.3:
practice 332
15.4:
historical
biology. 337
TABLES
relevant
concepts
theoretical
frameworks
data
collected
question. 64
collection
timeline. 67
4.3:
administered
participating
courses.
For
varying
number
items
additional
contexts
course. 86
Response
rate
assessment
course. 100
respondents
model. 102
fit
indices
CFA
analyses
Cronbach’s
alpha
internal
reliability
subscale. 108
Item
separation
reliabilities
eigenvalue
contrast
residuals
attitudinal
survey. 110
assessment. 113
courses. 121
Effect
sizes
(as
Cohen’s
d)
have
least
one
pre
measures. 133
inferential
perceived
subgroups
biology. 138
regression
constructs. 143
measures
generated
part
multivariate
including
outcome
variables. 146
variables. 147
self-efficacy
persuasion
interest
variables. 150
variables. 151
variables. 152
variables. 153
separate
only
includes
biology. 158
variable. 160
variable. 162
variable
(using
values). 168
sample. 175
sample. 177
chi-square
tests
timepoint
variables 178
Results
linear
predicting
controlling
time. 181
7.1:
Background
characteristics
interviewed
discipline-based
biology. 182
8.1:
Description
participants
full
interview
(n=37). 190
8.2:
themes
influential
aspects
identified
category. 191
9.1:
Outcome
space
variations
four
conceptions
practice. 205
10.1:
areas
differentiated
how
their
identity. 218
10.2:
ways
aligned
mathematical
affinity
identity. 221
10.3:
attributes
described
necessary
claiming
‘computational.’ 226
10.4:
descriptions
‘programmer’. 230
10.5:
Frequency
coded
memberships
labels
“computational
person”
“programmer”
participants. 235
10.6:
describing
navigation. 238
11.1:
recognition-based
computing. 248
12.1:
navigating
solutions
proposed
those
barriers. 258
13.1:
Categories
assets
they
could
leverage
communities. 293
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I
begin
immense
amount
debt
gratitude
incredible
mentors
I’ve
had
throughout
this
process.
feel
extremely
privileged
struck
meaningful
autonomy
nurture
my
researcher.
To
Dr.
thank
you
being
visionary
pioneering
me.
remember
taking
little
did
know
we
would
end
up
working
so
closely
together
projects
become
some
most
studies.
Your
active
listening
ability
intuit
act
upon
needs
myself
others
steer
bigger
picture
has
offered
much
grounding
which
definitely
constant
reassurance
encouragement
not
go
unnoticed.
deeply
appreciated
available
you’ve
always
been
offer
advice
gut
check
just
listening
ear.
That
kind
makes
real
difference.
I’m
constantly
inspired
your
tireless
dedication
advocacy
commitment
reforming
education
look
forward
continuing
grow
our
its
next
evolution.
also
want
extend
Yeti
his
emotional
reminding
us
team
four-legged
co-PI.
mentor
me
since
was
undergraduate.
incredibly
grateful
shepherded
DBER
remained
trusted
ever
since.
lost
count
we’ve
worked
over
years
privilege
experience.
early
belief
gave
confidence
might
otherwise
imagined.
You
continue
brilliant
force
nature
pushing
forward
am
continually
awe
while
maintaining
such
deep
field.
As
move
stage
carry
everything
taught
me
continued
you.
Thank
everything.
Sbeglia
caring
approachable
easy
talk
to.
learned
done
together
hope
standards
measurement
further
DBER.
Every
met
you
left
renewed
direction
clearer
vision
impactful
researcher
communicator.
You’ve
generous
insights
provided
work.
remarkable
make
complex
ideas
accessible
meaningful
created
positive
welcoming
environment
group.
think
critically
actionable.
Miranda
Parker
Minnes
Delaney
input
committee
members.
extended
welcome
reached
nothing
gracious
feedback
unique
thoughtful
guidance
invaluable
truly
appreciate
effort
invested
helping
refine
research.
like
MSED
community.
Deb
Escamilla
Sherry
Seethaler
lifesavers
fielding
incessant
questions
advocate
program.
Deb
heart
CRMSE
—
kindness
support
calming
energy
made
world
program
same
without
Susan
Nickerson
supportive
resource.
played
crucial
role
making
whirlwind
joint
doctoral
manageable.
fight
goals
lasting
impact
helped
create
stronger
us.
Donna
Ross
bright
light
openness
difference
joy
see
Cadi
office.
warmth
positivity
contagious
shared
along
way.
Nicole
Suarez
crux
during
mentorship
after
graduation.
affirmation
moral
support.
Michelle
Nolasco
immediately
offering
entered
regular
chats
share
office
Wembley.
generosity.
sharing
together.
shy
ideas
visions.
super
inspiring
visionaries
aiming
mountains
education.
Never
lose
spark
imagine
future
push
boundaries
what
be.
outside
profoundly
impact
school
Valentin
Cracan
Xingxiu
Pan
Mina
Heacock
unconventional
giving
contribute
lab
way
challenged
lessons
gained
will
stay
educator.
Prashant
Mantha
Jocelyn
Newsome
Anisa
Abeytia
invaluable
mentorship.
Working
tremendously
expansively
kinds
ask
serve.
These
excited
colleagues
mentees
sectors
impactful.
And
finally
risk
forgetting
names
heartfelt
thanks
friends
family
there
process
–
are.
encouragement
patience
laughs
academia.
endlessly
shown
comes
next.
ABSTRACT
THE
DISSERTATION
Diego
University
M.
increasingly
recognized
rather
supplemental
competency
However
many
life
sciences
programs
lack
adequate
coursework
understanding
navigate
remains
limited.
financial
implications
training
mandate
innovative
strategies
invite
discipline-relevant
equitable.
broad
purpose
explore
underlie
participation
persistence
bridge
biology
classroom
postgraduate
experiences.
adopts
integrated
combines
(community
practice)
(rightful
presence)
lenses
examine
individual
contextual
biologists’
pathways.
complementary
aims
cross-sectional
case
introducing
biology.
modeling
compare
students'
types
courses
well
disparities
groups.
analysis
then
identify
distinct
these
outcomes.
findings
promising
compromising
key
examines
international
pathways
students
postdocs
university
faculty
professionals.
Findings
phenomenographic
reflexive
thematic
culminate
recommendations
computing
addressing
challenges
supporting
labs
reimagining
versatile
careers.
1. Chapter
Introduction
rapid
evolution
continues
revolutionize
society.
In
writing
increased
visibility
large
language
artificial
intelligence
begun
excitement
curiosity
disciplines
among
general
public.
breakthroughs
intersected
mainstream
regarding
importance
achieving
21st
century.
citizens
professions
especially
rapidly
growing
personal
technology
advancement
global
economy
unprecedented
(Bocconi
al.
2016
Mohaghegh
McCauley
2016).
consider
overwhelmingly
shaped
defining
operationalizing
term
‘computational’
straightforward
feat.
often
situated
‘computational
thinking’
disciplines.
thinking
construed
thought
where
logic
solve
problems
surrounding
(Wing
2006).
Individuals
proficient
type
able
“deconstruct
abstract
generalize
information
sequentially
algorithmically
explain
phenomena”
(Peel
2021
p.
112).
regarded
integral
digital
world
thereby
increasing
fundamental
literacy
restricted
scientists
(Gouvea
2023
Wing
definitions
emphasize
application
mathematics
definition
literacy’
material
cognitive
(diSessa
2000
Jacob
Warschauer
2018
Odden
2019).
formalized
(2019)
pillars
read
write
manipulate
(material)
capitalize
tools
(cognitive)
artifacts
communicate
others
(social).
Although
scholars
argue
(Bell
2009)
central
operationalized.
Especially
scientific
disciplines
emphasized
consists
related
simulation
thinking
solving
expression
(Arastoopour
Irgens
2020
Weintrop
everyone
programmers
developing
similar
transferable
range
fields.
Scientific
domains
reliant
technologies
drive
innovation
(Bundy
2007).
Among
science
technology
engineering
mathematics
(STEM)
fields
hold
substantial
public
health
energy
environmental
regulation
sectors.
Consequently
past
few
decades
field
biological
capacities
high
throughput
innovations
evidenced
discourse
‘big
data’
(Schatz
2012
Yin
2017).
particular
bioinformatics
subfields
bridged
applying
methods
applications
-omics
era
(Markowetz
Given
ubiquity
because
requisite
set
thrive
today’s
workforce
mastery
analytics
tend
earn
salaries
participate
greater
breadth
cutting
edge
(NCES
Shah
2022
Way
2020).
salary
mobility
raise
accessibility
acquire
sets
demand
traction
fields
science.
even
expanding
variety
example
gender
racial
documented
Advanced
Placement
classes
(Ericson
Guzdial
2014).
debts
rates
females
racial/ethnic
minority
discipline
level
stem
largely
socioeconomic
inequities
reduce
access
immersion
extracurricular
(Tsan
Wang
Hejazi
Moghadam
differential
reproduce
inequalities
(Margolis
2008).
sustained
insufficient
representation
prevail
progress
workforce.
majors
lines
despite
anomalies
(e.g.
Black
master’s
level)
(NCSES
2023).
reported
2021
Earned
Doctorates
(SED)
National
Center
Engineering
Statistics
(NCSES)
25%
2022
recipients
female
less
20%
non-Asian
non-White
2022).
relative
improvements
recruiting
women
color
decade
progression
parity
slow
expand
(Lehman
contrast
experienced
substantially
55%
female
interdisciplinary
important
acknowledge
may
observed
uniformly
subfields
intersect
engineering
subdisciplines
underrepresented
interdisciplinary
32%
provide
inviting
yet
meta-analysis
demonstrated
lower
authors
publications
(Bonham
Stefan
Racial
year
ten
Hispanic
fewer
individuals
bioinformatics
compared
hundreds
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