Student Choice Mission

In this final project for the course, students team to Independently, scope the features of a piece of software,or Prototype a physical computing device, or Implement a plan for tackling a piece of software that integrates hardware inputs and outputs, or explain the inner workings of a physical computer.

Author: James Cunningham
Grade Level: 9-12
Standards: Na
Materials: Website, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Old computer, Lego Mind Storm

OVERVIEW

Activity Overview:

In this final project for the course, students team to Independently, scope the features of a piece of software,or Prototype a physical computing device, or Implement a plan for tackling a piece of software that integrates hardware inputs and outputs, or explain the inner workings of a physical computer.

Meta description

  • Subject Area: Computer Science, Technology, Engineering
  • Grade Level : 9-12
  • Computer Science Domains:
    • Computing Systems, Algorithms and Programming
  • Computer Science Principles:
    • Fostering an Inclusive Computing Culture, Collaborating Around Computing, Communicating About Computing
  • Materials:
    • Website, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Old computer, Lego Mind Storm
  • Considerations:
    • Basic understanding of the projects

Lesson Plan

Overview

In this final project for the course, students team to Independently, scope the features of a piece of software,or Prototype a physical computing device, or Implement a plan for tackling a piece of software that integrates hardware inputs and outputs, or explain the inner workings of a physical computer.

ASSESSMENT PRE/POST-TEST

Independently scope the features of a piece of software Prototype a physical computing device Implement a plan for developing a piece of software that integrates hardware inputs and outputs Explain the inner workings of a physical computer.

OBJECTIVES

Independently scope the features of a piece of software Prototype a physical computing device Implement a plan for developing a piece of software that integrates hardware inputs and outputs Explain the inner workings of a physical computer.

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ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS

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STANDARDS

TypeListing
CS DomainsComputing Systems, Algorithms and Programming
CS PrinciplesFostering an Inclusive Computing Culture, Collaborating Around Computing, Communicating About Computing
Other Content StandardsNa