What is CS1? · What is CS1? 3-D Printing. you will also explore some basic CS concepts: the binary...
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What is CS1? Go from a USER to a CREATOR!
Transcript of What is CS1? · What is CS1? 3-D Printing. you will also explore some basic CS concepts: the binary...
What is CS1?Go from a USER to a CREATOR!
use Electronic kits and Arduino boards as tools to investigate and explore electronics and programming.
What is CS1?Electrical Engineering
learn about abstraction and algorithms using MIT Scratch block programming & use Android tablets and App Inventor Block Programming Software to write your own games and apps.
What is CS1? Software Engineering
If time allows, we will also look at Linux and the command prompt
learn robotic basics as you build several models. Then learn to program school robots and even fly a drone.
What is CS1? Robotics
use Weebly website building software to create your own website. Then go under-the-hood and learn about HTML and CSS.
What is CS1? Web Design
Using our Zortrax 200 Printer, you will be introduced to the magic of additive manufacturing.you will acquire a set of skills that will enable them to create digital designs that you can transform into physical objects.
What is CS1? 3-D Printing
you will also explore some basic CS concepts: the binary number system, logic and boolean algebra, networking and security, online safety, and artificial intelligence
What is CS1? CS Basics
Communication
Mrs. Davis’s classroom website
Classroom
594n7i
Design Notebook
Supply List
Grading
Quarter Grades: 80% of Course ------------------------------------------ Projects 50% Design Notebook 10% Online Portfolio 20% Quizzes 20%
FINAL EXAM: 20% of Course
Classroom Rules and Procedures
● Come to class prepared● Work hard and smart● You are not expected to know how to do
everything – ask questions● Be respectful of others and your tools● NO CELL PHONES – except for pics
Project/Product Rules1. Students must use a different presentation tool for each
project
2. No more than 2 projects may be worked with a partner – learning steps are individual
3. Students must complete a daily blog/write up explaining what they did each day.
4. Students are expected to take photos of progress as they move through the learning tasks. Photos will be used on projects as well as in Final Web Site Portfolio.
5. Projects are graded on Understanding, Planning and Execution, Communication, & Persistence
Don’t Forget your Computerand Earbuds!
It’s going to be a great semester...
I’m excited to see all you can do!
