Welcome to Computer Programming Advanced!
Unit 0, Day 0
Mr. Jones | Computer Programming, Advanced
Warmup
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Course Descriptions
- Course descriptions in this presentation are informal
- For formal course descriptions, see the APS Program of Studies
Course Flow Chart
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- Solid arrows indicate recommended course order
- Dotted arrows indicate other possible paths
Course Flow Chart
Overview
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Computer Programming
Computer Programming - Overview
- Introduction
- Python
- Assume you have never studied computer programming
- Must have already finished Algebra 1 with a C or better
- End of course test: PCEP Certification
Computer Programming - Units
| Unit # Name(s) | Estimated Length/Dates |
|---|---|
| Unit 0: Introduction to This Course | 2 Weeks |
| Unit 1: Introduction to Computer Programming | 2 Weeks |
| Unit 2: Number Calculations and Data | 4 Weeks |
| Unit 3: Making Decisions | 4 Weeks |
| Unit 4: Repetition and Loops | 3 Weeks |
| Unit 5: Graphics | 5 Weeks |
| Unit 6: Functions | 3 Weeks |
| Unit 7: Arrays | 3 Weeks |
| Unit 8: 2D Arrays | 1 Week |
| Unit 9: Internet | 2 Weeks |
| Unit 10: Additional Topics in Computer Science | 3 Weeks |
Computer Programming Advanced
Computer Programming Advanced
- Second level class
- Must have already finished Programming with a C or better
- I’ll assume you’re already comfortable with Python
- You should know variables, input/output, arithmetic, functions, loops, if/else statements
- End of course test: PCAP Certification
Computer Programming Advanced - Units
| Unit # Name(s) | Estimated Length/Dates |
|---|---|
| Unit 0: Introduction to This Course | ? Weeks |
| Unit 1: Python Review | ? Weeks |
| Unit 2: Object Orientation | ? Weeks |
| Unit 3: Databases | ? Weeks |
| Unit 4: Data Types and Recursion | ? Weeks |
| Unit 5: Web and Mobile Applications | ? Weeks |
| Unit 6: Games | ? Weeks |
AP Computer Science A
AP Computer Science A
- Must have already finished Programming with a B or better
- New Language! Java
- Intense programming class
- End of course test: AP Computer Science A Exam
AP Computer Science A - Units
| Unit # Name(s) | Estimated Length/Dates |
|---|---|
| Unit 0: Introduction to This Course | ? Weeks |
| Unit 1: Primitive Types | ? Weeks |
| Unit 2: Using Objects | ? Weeks |
| Unit 3: Boolean Expressions and if Statements | ? Weeks |
| Unit 4: Iteration | ? Weeks |
| Unit 5: Writing Classes | ? Weeks |
| Unit 6: Arrays | ? Weeks |
| Unit 7: Array Lists | ? Weeks |
| Unit 8: 2D Arrays | ? Week |
| Unit 9: Inheritance | ? Weeks |
| Unit 10: Recursion | ? Weeks |
| Unit 10: Preparing For The AP Exam | ? Weeks |
AP Computer Science Principles
AP Computer Science Principles
- Intro-level class
- No pre-requisites. But talk to me if you haven’t taken Algebra 1
- More well-rounded than CS A:
- Some Python programming
- Focuses on how computers work
- End of course test: AP Computer Science Principles Exam
APCSP - Units
| Unit # Name(s) | Estimated Length/Dates |
|---|---|
| Unit 0: Introduction to This Course | 1 Week |
| Unit 1: Digital Information | ? Weeks |
| Unit 2: The Internet | ? Weeks |
| Unit 3: Intro to Graphics | ? Weeks |
| Unit 4: Functions, Mouse Events, and Conditionals | ? Weeks |
| Unit 5: Data | ? Weeks |
| Unit 6: Groups, Lists, and Loops | ? Weeks |
| Unit 7: Complex Conditionals, More Events, Libraries | ? Week |
| Unit 8: Cybersecurity | ? Weeks |
| Unit 9: Preparing For The AP Exam and Performance Task | ? Weeks |
| Unit 10: Algorithms | ? Weeks |
Web Design and Multimedia
Course Summary
- Gives credit for these two classes at Virginia Community Colleges:
Database Design and Management
Course Summary
- Gives credit for these two classes at Virginia Community Colleges:
DE Computer Programming
Course Summary
- Gives credit for this class at Virginia Community Colleges:
DE Computer Programming Intensified
Course Summary
- Gives credit for these two classes at Virginia Community Colleges:
DE Computer Programming Advanced
Course Summary
- Gives credit for these two classes at Virginia Community Colleges:
- CSC 215: Computer Systems
- CSC 223: Data Structures and Analysis of Algorithms # Today’s activity - Goal Setting
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Recap Unit 0, Day 0
Welcome to class!
Next class we’ll discuss more about the syllabus and start talking about programming!