RS1 Exploring Computer Science-O'Hara - Per. 5 Assignments

Karel needs to navigate a walkway (bricks, balls, holes ...) and you are going to help them by typing commands into the attached Doc as though you are on the phone with Karel or giving directions to help them get somewhere else (i.e. Karel is on your porch and you are giving them directions to a friend's house).

After you have the instructions written, look at the Test #2 image to see if your directions will still work in that scenario.

Make sure you click submit on the Doc when you are done!

Submit your final, playable, game here.

Submit a screen shot of the puzzle before your begin AND after you finish.

The fastest time is the winner.

Submit a pdf of your completed coloring page here.

I am grading these and entering the grades into the gradebook (December 15th).

Click submit when you are done with the quizzes. If you aren't done yet - your grade will be *blech* until you do but don't click submit until you are done.

There are 20 levels. Finish them and upload your certificate.

Attached is the paperwork required by Mr. Miller's office in order for them to provide you with a Sphero robot and the accompanying instruction.

We are going to walk through it step-by-step in class on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12.

YOU WILL TURN THIS IN ON THURSDAY, AFTER WE WORK ON IT TOGETHER!

Submit a screen shot of your IZZIT (survey monkey) confirmation.

You will call dibs on a year below and prepare a 5-10 slide, 60-90 second presentation outlining contributions to CS made in that year.

The linked timeline will give you some help but you are encouraged to use Google to find more information or to find a year that corresponds with a particular piece of technology.

Attached is the textbook section about Cyber Crime. Many of the topics may seem familiar, they should.

Using the textbook chapter, complete the worksheet/quiz.

Step 1 - follow the 1st link to log-in to NOVA. You'll choose to "log in with Google"

Step 2 - The 2nd link will take you to the lab. It is imperative that you log-in before working on the lab - if you don't, all of your work will be lost.

Attach a link to your slide show. Don't "share" the file with me, adding a link is sufficient.

The classic trolley problem goes like this: You see a runaway trolley speeding down the tracks, about to hit and kill five people. You have access to a lever that could switch the trolley to a different track, where a different person would meet an untimely demise. Should you pull the lever and end one life to spare five?

NOTE:
The lives/people in these scenarios are strangers.

When making your decisions, remember - You are NOT among the people in this scenario. The people you know personally are NOT among the people in this scenario.

Follow the link to the Moral Machine and respond to the scenarios presented.
(Choose your preferred language and click "start judging")

When you are done, click "Link" and submit the link.

Use Kami to respond to the writing prompts in the attached pdf.

Open the attached worksheet and answer the questions. When you have finished, submit it.

Looking at the attendance form, there are 8 candy bars shown.

What candy is missing (any candy, doesn't have to be chocolate)

Submit your "Balancing Game" document here

1. Use the "GOOGLE DRIVE" feature to create a new Google Doc (i.e. create the doc here, in Classroom)
2. In 250+ words answer this question: WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE DINOSAUR? WHY?
3. Turn it in. There should be a "TURN IN" button at the top of your Google Doc if you created it correctly.

1. Use the "GOOGLE DRIVE" feature to create a new Google Doc (i.e. create the doc here, in Classroom)
2. In 250+ words answer this question: WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE DINOSAUR? WHY?
3. Turn it in. There should be a "TURN IN" button at the top of your Google Doc if you created it correctly.

After, or while, watching the videos - complete this short quiz.

1. Use the "GOOGLE DRIVE" feature to create a new GOOGLE DRAWING (click the google drive icon and choose to create the drawing from within Google Classroom)
2. Navigate to the location of the Favorite Dinosaur document that was created on 9/9 (or should have been created!)
3. Take a Screen shot
4. Paste the screen shot into the newly created Google Drawing (if paste with the mouse or menu won't work, use Ctrl + V keys together (hold Ctrl, press V)
5. Submit

NOTES ON CREATING SCREEN SHOT:
On a Chromebook --> Hold the Fn and press F11.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . You can do this "slowly", the buttons don't need to be pressed at the same time: press and hold the Fn button, then press F11
On a PC keyboard --> If you have a blue Fn key, hold it and press the Print Screen button (see below for more information about this key)
. . . If you don't have a blue Fn key, press the Print Screen button
On a Phone --> You should know how to do this

EXPLANATION OF THE KEYS MENTIONED:
Fn button - It's in the bottom row, 2nd from left. The Letters Fn are blue.
F11 button - It's in the top row (find the backspace and delete keys, it's just to the left of them) The letters F11 are in white and PrtScr are in blue (PrtScr is short for Print Screen)
PC keyboard "Print Screen" buttons -
* Could be on the same key as Insert (next to Backspace) and should say Print Screen (probably in blue which means you will need to use the Fn key, too)
* Could be in the top row, next to F12 and should say PrtScr (probably in white)

1. Use the "GOOGLE DRIVE" feature to create a new GOOGLE DRAWING (click the google drive icon and choose to create the drawing from within Google Classroom)
2. Navigate to the location of the Favorite Dinosaur document that was created on 9/9 (or should have been created!)
3. Take a Screen shot
4. Paste the screen shot into the newly created Google Drawing (if paste with the mouse or menu won't work, use Ctrl + V keys together (hold Ctrl, press V)
5. Submit

NOTES ON CREATING SCREEN SHOT:
On a Chromebook --> Hold the Fn and press F11.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . You can do this "slowly", the buttons don't need to be pressed at the same time: press and hold the Fn button, then press F11
On a PC keyboard --> If you have a blue Fn key, hold it and press the Print Screen button (see below for more information about this key)
. . . If you don't have a blue Fn key, press the Print Screen button
On a Phone --> You should know how to do this

EXPLANATION OF THE KEYS MENTIONED:
Fn button - It's in the bottom row, 2nd from left. The Letters Fn are blue.
F11 button - It's in the top row (find the backspace and delete keys, it's just to the left of them) The letters F11 are in white and PrtScr are in blue (PrtScr is short for Print Screen)
PC keyboard "Print Screen" buttons -
* Could be on the same key as Insert (next to Backspace) and should say Print Screen (probably in blue which means you will need to use the Fn key, too)
* Could be in the top row, next to F12 and should say PrtScr (probably in white)