Computer Science 1

Computer Science 1 Course Description

This course provides students with a first experience in formal programming. They write code in a structured environment and design user interfaces that are both creative and functional. There is exposure to a wide variety of applications in the fields of mathematics, probability and statistics, education, business and industry.

Notes/Resources

Practice

Quizzes

Summer Programs

Upperline (click here for more information)

MIT Beaver Works Summer Institute (applications due in April)

AI4All Artificial Intelligence

For students who identify as female or nonbinary:

Girls Who Code Summer Immersion Program

Final Project from this program by Cayla Capistrano '22

Cayla Capistrano's final project from this program

Kode with Klossy

Final Project from this program by Cayla Capistrano '22

Computer Science Resources

Women in Computer Science

The Secret History of Women in Coding

Black Girls Code

Introduction to Functions and Subs

Create your own subs

Create your own functions

Function Procedures

Project Euler (mathematical programming challenges)

Learn HTML, CSS, and Javascript

Start Visual Basic Program Video

Practice Binary

www.neuroproductions.be/logic-lab/

Just for fun

CrunchzillaCrunchzilla offers interactive tutorials that get people excited about programming. Play with code, build, and learn.

Boolean Game | Learn Boolean OperationsPreviously known as Boolean Box, Boolean Game is the best way to learn and practice boolean operations using colors and numbers. Mobile App version coming soon!

Meet Code Creators Series: Watch ON-DEMANDIn partnership with Code.org, Skype in the Classroom is hosting a week of FREE 30-minute classroom broadcasts and live Q&A with professionals who use code to power their worlds

News

Learning to Think Like a ComputerComputational thinking — approaching problems the way a programmer would — is captivating educators, from kindergarten teachers to college professors.

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