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1 Semester - 9, 10, 11, & 12th Graders
Description: This is a comprehensive Computer Science course that includes an overview of the field, analysis of important issues, and problem solving techniques. In the past decade, Computer Science has matured and gained an enormous influence in all areas of the Sciences. Students need a comprehensive Computer Science course which precedes the Honors or Advanced Placement level, as in other academic areas. This course will provide a foundation for the use of computer technology for all students.
What is this class
What is this class
Type: Elective- Partially Fulfills Fine/Practical Arts Requirement
Notes: Open to all students regardless of prior computer experience.
Course Objectives:
- To develop the ability to create logical algorithms which represent real world situations.
- To introduce a specific high level computer language and develop competence in this area.
- To develop a working knowledge of operating systems and user support systems commonly used in the world today.
- To develop a basic knowledge of computer architecture.
- To develop an awareness of the social, ethical, and professional aspects of computer technology.
Expectations: Students will achieve the objectives of this course through a series of individual, small group, and large group projects. Individual assessment will be based on projects completed and quizzes. Students will be actively involved in all course activities .
Content/Resources
Content/Resources
Units of Instruction
- Computing
- Object Oriented Programming
- Objects and Data Types
- Decisions and iteration
- Arrays
Materials You Need:
- Something to write with - pencil or pen
- Somewhere to keep your papers - folder or section in notebook
Grading: Points are accumulated from projects, daily assignments, homework, quizzes and tests. All points are averaged to determine your grade.
Class Expectations:
- Arrive on time and ready to work.
- Help make learning happen by thinking and participating.
- Work hard and do your best.
- Respect yourself, everyone else and the equipment.
Extra Help: Instead of struggling with an assignment and/or lab,
- collaborate with other students in the class,
- ask me questions during class - I give help and hints,
- maybe you just need an assignment re-explained,
- please seek me out for extra help, and
- arrange to see me during your "frees" or before school.
Things to Remember:
- It is all right to make a mistake in our classroom, but more to your credit to make a different one each time.
- Everyone has a right to an education free from harassment, judgement, and distractions.
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