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Computer Science Principles For The Win Brook Osborne and Pat Yongpradit 1. CS P Meets the Needs 2. The Case for Credit 3. Go on a Treasure Hunt 4. Future: Pilots and Prep 5. Questions Agenda CS Principles Meets the Needs 1 in 10 Schools

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Computer Science Principles

For The Win

Brook Osborne and Pat Yongpradit

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  • 1. CS P Meets the Needs
  • 2. The Case for Credit
  • 3. Go on a Treasure Hunt
  • 4. Future: Pilots and Prep
  • 5. Questions

Agenda

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CS Principles Meets the Needs

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1 in 10

Schools offer Computer Science

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1 in 20

High Schools are certified to offer AP CS (2011)

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#1

MD ranked first in AP CS exams per capita student population (2011)

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CS Principles is designed to…

Increase Exposure to CS

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5.1

Percent of AP CS exam-takers were Black/African American (2012)

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9.4

Percent of AP CS exam-takers were Hispanic/Latino (2012)

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19

Percent of AP CS exam-takers were female, lowest of any AP course.

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4th

MD has the 4th highest participation rate among women and minorities

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CS Principles is designed to…

Improve Diversity in CS

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The year that current 9th graders will graduate from college

2020

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1,000,000

More computing jobs than CS students in 2020

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#1

Where the DC area ranks in IT hiring

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CS Principles will…

Boost the CS job pipeline.

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CS Principles Philosophy

More than just content… It’s about how kids learn How the teacher teaches How computer scientists work Attitudes Behaviors Language Skills

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What is CS Principles?

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What is CS Principles?

Creativity Abstraction Data Algorithms Internet Impact Programming

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What’s in it for ___ ?

Students Teachers Schools Maryland

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CS Principles will…

Increase Exposure to CS Improve Diversity in CS Boost the CS Jobs Pipeline

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CS Principles is designed to…

Increase Exposure to CS Boost the CS Jobs Pipeline Improve Diversity in CS Make the case for credit, but it can

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The Case for Credit

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States offer core credit for Computer Science

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Math Credit:

Common Core: Build new functions from existing functions. (F-BF.3) CS Principles: Select appropriate combinations of algorithms to make new algorithms. (LO 17b)

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Math Credit:

Common Core (Modeling) : “When making mathematical models, technology is valuable for varying assumptions, exploring consequences, and comparing predictions with data” CS Principles: Use models and simulations to raise and answer questions. (LO 10)

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Science Credit:

CS Principles: Use models and simulations to raise and answer questions. (LO 10) Next Generation Science Standards: Use a computer simulation to model the impact

  • f proposed solutions to a complex real-world

problem … (HS-ETS1-4)

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Science Credit:

Using Mathematics and Computational Thinking “Mathematical and computational thinking in 9-12 builds on K-8 experiences and progresses to using algebraic thinking… and computational tools for statistical analysis to analyze, represent, and model data.”

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The Key to Credit is

Computational Thinking

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What is computational thinking?

Connecting Computing Computational Artifacts Abstracting Analyzing problems Communicating Collaborating

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CS P Sample Lesson

Treasure Hunt Activity

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Engage Explore

CS P and the 5 E’s

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Engage Explore Explain

CS P and the 5 E’s

Q: How did you create the map? Discuss: The different islands represent finite states. The map is called a state diagram. Q: How does this relate to how a digital watch works?

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Engage Explore Explain Elaborate

CS P and the 5 E’s

Directions:

  • 1. Work with a partner to create a state

diagram for a car radio, video game menu, or another electronic interface.

  • 2. Include:
  • States
  • Transitions
  • Etc…
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Engage Explore Explain Elaborate Evaluate

CS P and the 5 E’s

Rubric (10 pts) Labeled states 3 pts. Used arrows for transitions 3 pts. Described two example paths 4 pts. Total: _____

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Engage Explore Explain Elaborate Evaluate

CS P and the 5 E’s

Exit Card (5 pts) How can you program a device with only

  • ne button to do four different actions?
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Portfolio tasks

Three performance-based tasks: –Data –Internet –Programming

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Pilot Program

Work directly with the College Board to implement, review, provide feedback on the curriculum framework, assessment, and the assessment platform.

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Pilot Timeline

2010-11 Pilot I (5 universities) 2011-12 Pilot II (9 universities, 10 HS) 2012-13 Pilot III (2 universities, 4 HS) 2013-16 Years 1-3 of Pilot Phase II 2016-17 First exams offered 2017-18 Brook goes on vacation

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How does MD prepare?

Renewal of CE21 Project Curriculum Development Statewide Implementation Plan

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CS P meets the needs CS P is a key to credit CS P’s future is bright

Summary

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Questions/Comments

Download pdf at CSprinciples.org

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