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== This wiki supports learning of high school computing.==
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| This wiki supports learning of IB Computer Science Standard Level and Higher Level (years 1 and 2). Additionally, this wiki supports learning for two computing design courses, Designing solutions through programming (aka introduction to programming) and Solving complex problems through programming (aka advanced programming). Both courses are [https://www.ibo.org/programmes/middle-years-programme/ MYP design courses].


The purpose of this wiki is to support student learning for computer science.  The intended audience for this wiki is students who are enrolled in Exploring Computer Science.
<p>If you are interested in registering an account, please send an email to bmackenty at gmail</p>


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==What are we going to learn today?==


=== What kinds of hands-on/minds-on activities will we be doing? ===


# we are going to test your understanding of simple math and loops in python. The loop part will be tricky.
# Everyone will be required to submit an answer to a question on our class wiki, and hopefully start coding.


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== What are some higher order thinking questions we will use to solicit explanations and help you to justify your explanations? ==
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# how do you most efficiently sort through a data set to find the most frequently occurring number in a list?
* [[Getting started]]
* [[Internal Assessment]]
* [[Problem Sets]]
* [[Permissions for fair use]]
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== How will you develop a more sophisticated understanding of the concept? ==
 
# We will start with a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3aKKasOmIw
# We will then hack through mean, media and mode in Python. [[Mean, median, mode and other statistical functions]]
# We will then work on our design project
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==How will you demonstrate that you have achieved the lesson objective? ==
 
# Students will receive a formative assessment for their problem set work.  [[Media:Problem-setrubric.pdf|Please click here to see how you will be graded]]
 
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==What is your homework and when is it due ==
 
# We must work on our design project. Everyone is required to respond to Mr. MacKenty's feedback on the discussion page for your project. This homework is due at the start of our next class.
 
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== [[Image:credit.png]] Credits ==
* Icons used with tremendous gratitude by [http://www.freepik.com/ Freepik] from [http://www.flaticon.com/ flaticon]
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Latest revision as of 16:42, 13 February 2024

This wiki supports learning of high school computing.[edit]

This wiki supports learning of IB Computer Science Standard Level and Higher Level (years 1 and 2). Additionally, this wiki supports learning for two computing design courses, Designing solutions through programming (aka introduction to programming) and Solving complex problems through programming (aka advanced programming). Both courses are MYP design courses.

If you are interested in registering an account, please send an email to bmackenty at gmail