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Syllabus
Course Description:
In this course you will get an introduction to the basics of computer science, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Python.
Learning Objectives:
  • Students will create algorithms to solve word games and puzzles
  • Students will identify the components of a computer system
  • Students will define the term algorithm and explain how it applies to computers
  • Students will distinguish between problems that are better suited for humans to solve than computers and vice versa
  • Students will define the term “software” and explain how software helps businesses perform tasks
  • Students will understand why file types are necessary and describe the content contained in different file types
  • Students will compare and contrast types of software and recommend the software that’s best suited for a task
  • Students will improve keyboarding skills by typing frequently using symbols in code
  • Students will explain the purpose of a database and perform common database operations
  • Students will learn how to code with block-based programming
  • Students will create simple programs in Tynker
  • Students will define and apply the three main programming constructs—sequence, selection, and iteration
  • Students will debug a program
  • Students will describe how and why computers use binary
  • Students will convert between binary and decimal number systems
  • Students will list and discuss the four components of programming languages
  • Students will identify and use two common approaches for program design
  • Students will comfortably use an online IDE to write code
  • Students will use variables containing different data types and correctly type cast
  • Students will receive and process user input
  • Students will understand the role of a project manager
  • Students will create documents using word processing software
  • Students will regulate the flow of a program by using if statements
  • Students will understand and use for loops to repeat a block of code a specific number of times
  • Students will understand and use while loops to repeat a block of code until a condition is satisfied
  • Students will increment a variable to keep count
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