ECS Master Class Assignments
- Instructor
- Patrick O'Hara
- Term
- 2018-2019
- Department
- Computer Science
- Description
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The primary purpose of this course is to introduce students to the breadth of the computer science field through an exploration of engaging and accessible topics. Focused on the conceptual ideas of computing, it helps students understand why certain tools or languages might be utilized to solve particular problems. The goal is to develop the computational thinking practices of algorithm development, problem solving, and programming within the context of problems that are relevant to the lives of today’s students. They will also be introduced to interface design, limits of computers, and societal and ethical issues. Students should be able to analyze the effects of developments in computing. Students will complete Microsoft Office Suite (MOS) training modules and have the opportunity to take the MOS certification exam. Students who complete the MOS exam successfully earn a MOS certification. This is also serves as the first course in the three-year sequence for students enrolled in a CTE Information Technology track.
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Past Assignments
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All HTML assignments are due by 4/28/2019 at 5:00 PM.
Work submitted after the deadline will not be accepted and a 0 will be recorded in the gradebook.
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All Scratch assignments are due by 3/15/2019 at 5:00 PM.
Work submitted after the deadline will not be accepted and a 0 will be recorded in the gradebook.
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ALL of the worksheets and "bubbles" for Code.org (Unit 3, Chapter 1) are due by 1/18/2019.
There are several, a full list is available in: Student Portal and Google Classroom.
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We are finishing Unit 1, the due dates for the remaining assignments are:
Friday (11/9)
- Lesson 7 due
- Intermediate Typing
- Common English Words
- Easy Home Row Words
- Easy Top Row Words
- Easy Bottom Row Words
Tuesday (11/13)
- Lesson 8 due
Wednesday (11/14)
- Lesson 9 due
- Unit Assessment
Friday (11/16)
- Unit 1 Post Survey Due
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Unit 1 - Lessons 7 & 8 are due by the end of the week.
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The 1st quarter ends soon ....
The following assignments are due by Friday 10/19:
- CODE.ORG - Chapter 2
- Lesson 4 (What is a computer)
- Lesson 5 (Input/Output)
- Lesson 6 (Processing)
- Typing - lessons 11-15 (ALL of the beginner section)
- Missing Work could include:
- CODE.ORG - Chapter 1
- Typing - Lessons 1-10
- Smart Technology / Internet of Things
- Substitute Teacher Assignments
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Typing Lessons 6-10 due
| Lesson 6 - T|S|L | Lesson 7 - O|B|A | Lesson 8 - V|H|M |
| Lesson 9 - . | , | Lesson 10 - Begin. Review 2 |
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Code.org - Unit 1 worksheets due
Lesson 0 - CS Survey (no worksheet, online survey)
Lesson 2 - The Problem Solving Process
Lesson 3 - Using the Problem Solving Process
More details are available in the Google Classroom
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REACH - BOY assessment (in-class)
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Complete the Net Neutrality response (complete in Google Docs)
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The first 5 typing lessons (beginner section) are being graded this week.
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Smart Textiles - design an article of "smart clothing"
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IOT - Are smart cars beneficial? How?
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What is IOT?
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Cyber Security Unit
* NOVA Lab
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Cyber Security - key ideas, notes, quiz
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Students will review & accept the lab rules in class. Parents are asked to complete the form to acknowledge that their child(ren) have shared the rules and policies with them.
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Invite your guardian(s) to join the Google Classroom. Further instructions and details will be provided in class.
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Review & Accept Lab Rules
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Join the Google Classroom