Q: 21st Century Computing

1/2 CreditGrade 9 This is a mandatory course that will provide an introduction to the computer, exploring the essential concepts and information about the computer. A practical knowledge of Windows and Google Chromebooks and apps is achieved. Students will also develop proficiency in using an integrated Office Suite package, which includes word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation software. Current issues such as social networking and Internet safety are explored.

Question 1

21st Century Computing

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1/2 CreditGrade 9

This is a mandatory course that will provide an introduction to the computer, exploring the essential concepts and information about the computer. A practical knowledge of Windows and Google Chromebooks and apps is achieved. Students will also develop proficiency in using an integrated Office Suite package, which includes word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation software. Current issues such as social networking and Internet safety are explored.

Question 2

Computer Science

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1/2 CreditGrades 10-12Introduces students who are interested in any computer or engineering field to thefoundational concepts of computer science and challenges them to explore howcomputing and technology can impact the world. With a unique focus on creativeproblem solving and real-world applications, Computer Science prepares students forcollege and career. Students who successfully complete this semester-long course willhave the option of taking AP Computer Science Principles as an independent studyclass.

Question 3

Internet and Web Page Development

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1/2 CreditThis course is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of web site creation. Students will develop, manage, and maintain professional websites using HTML, XHTML and Cascading Style Sheets. The complete production process including pre-production planning, layout and design considerations (including site maps and navigation), testing, uploading and implementing the site, maintenance and applicable legal and ethical issues are covered. Professional web design software and production tools are used for graphics development, image manipulation, and page/site layout in the hands-on laboratory exercises.Prerequisite: 21^st Century Computing and Digital Art

Question 4

3D Computer Automated Design I

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1/2 CreditUsing modeling software, students will build real-world objects in a three-dimensionalenvironment. Students will print some of their work on a 3D printer and create moviesthat illustrate their completed projects. The skills gained in this course will helpstudents prepare for possible careers in such fields as graphic design, game design,animation, simulation, and engineering.

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3D Computer Automated Design II

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1/2 CreditBuilding upon 3D CAD I, students create and print more complex three-dimensionaldrawings. Students also create more complicated movies that animate as well asillustrate their projects.Prerequisite: 3D Computer Automated Design I

Question 6

Advanced Placement Computer Science Principles

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1/2 CreditThis semester-long course is a continuation of Computer Science that will prepare thestudent for earning AP credit. Students explore the impact of computing on social,economic, and cultural areas of our lives. Students create computational artifactsthrough the design and development of programs. The cost of the A.P. exam isapproximately $90.Prerequisite: Successful completion of Computer Science

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Advanced Placement Computer Science

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1 CreditThis course is a college-level course for students who are interested in computerscience or engineering. It will continue object-oriented programming with an emphasison Java. The course will also cover the case study recommended by the CollegeBoard. Students will be prepared for the Advanced Placement Exam. The cost of theA.P. exam is approximately $90.Prerequisite: Successful completion of Computer Science