Adventures in Computational Thinking By Katherine McLeod
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Adventures in Computational Thinking By Katherine McLeod Presentation of Information with MS PowerPoint Making Information Available to the World with HTML and Web Pages • We used HTML to create websites • Through a program called Secure File Transfer Client we were able to put these webpages online Visual Programming with Alice • Alice allowed us to create animation and movies • With basic programming skills and an understanding of the program we were able to create a short slip of frogs having a conversation and then jumping into a lake when a hawk flies by. • We created a clock where the hands actually work like a real clock. Dynamic Webpage Programming with JavaScript • After learning HTML, we were able to move onto JavaScript with allowed us to create attractive and interactive pages • We created a t-shirt order page that calculates the price of t-shirts based on the size and color chosen. It then added up the total price of the order. • We also created a simple black jack game that allowed the user to bet a certain amount and randomly gave a total card value to the user and the computer, and in turn announced who the winner of the round was. • We learned how to manipulate financial data using advanced spreadsheet skills with Microsoft Excel • We then analyzed the performance of stocks and investments by making a slideshow on Microsoft PowerPoint Date Analysis and Visualization with MS Excel • Through Excel, we were able to create a spreadsheet that calculated how much extra money we had to spend while attending school at UCSD Desktop Publishing with MS Word • Through Microsoft Word, we learned about file structures and how to use advanced features • We created a page about our major that included out planned classes. • We also duplicated a page online into a more formatted setting including subsection, pictures, and a table of content. Computational Thinking CSE 3 gives you Information Technology (IT) fluency including proficiency with certain computer applications (traditional computer literacy), principles on which you can build new understand as IT evolves, high-level reasoning and IT problem solving, and basic web programming (HTML/XHTML). • Becoming skilled at Information Technology • Algorithms and Digitizing Information • Data and Information Analysis and Presentation • Problem Solving
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Adventures in Computational ThinkingBy Katherine McLeod
Presentation of Information with MS PowerPoint
Making Information Available to the World with HTML and Web
Pages• We used HTML to create websites• Through a program called Secure File
Transfer Client we were able to put these webpages online
Visual Programming with Alice
• Alice allowed us to create animation and movies
• With basic programming skills and an understanding of the program we were able to create a short slip of frogs having a conversation and then jumping into a lake when a hawk flies by.
• We created a clock where the hands actually work like a real clock.
Dynamic Webpage Programming with JavaScript
• After learning HTML, we were able to move onto JavaScript with allowed us to create attractive and interactive pages
• We created a t-shirt order page that calculates the price of t-shirts based on the size and color chosen. It then added up the total price of the order.
• We also created a simple black jack game that allowed the user to bet a certain amount and randomly gave a total card value to the user and the computer, and in turn announced who the winner of the round was.
• We learned how to manipulate financial data using advanced spreadsheet skills with Microsoft Excel
• We then analyzed the performance of stocks and investments by making a slideshow on Microsoft PowerPoint
Date Analysis and Visualization with MS Excel
• Through Excel, we were able to create a spreadsheet that calculated how much extra money we had to spend while attending school at UCSD
Desktop Publishing with MS Word
• Through Microsoft Word, we learned about file structures and how to use advanced features
• We created a page about our major that included out planned classes.
• We also duplicated a page online into a more formatted setting including subsection, pictures, and a table of content.
Computational ThinkingCSE 3 gives you Information Technology (IT) fluency including proficiency with certain computer applications (traditional computer literacy), principles on which you can build new understand as IT evolves, high-level reasoning and IT problem solving, and basic web programming (HTML/XHTML).
• Becoming skilled at Information Technology
• Algorithms and Digitizing Information• Data and Information Analysis and
Presentation• Problem Solving
