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The ideas and practices of computational thinking: creatively explore and solve computational problems; study and understand computing and computer science from societal perspective; and examine the ethical implications of new computing technologies. After this class, students will have understanding of the practices of computational thinking, including:
- Connecting Computing: draw connections between different computing concepts, e.g., Boolean Algebra, Artificial Intelligence, Networking, Database.
- Developing Computational Artifacts: e.g. personal web site, video games, mobile applications.
- Abstracting: apply abstraction at multiple levels ranging from binary representation to social network applications.
- Analyzing Problems and Artifacts: apply computational techniques and strategies to analyze and evaluate computational work.
- Communicating: describe computation and impact of technology and computation.
To request academic accommodations due to a disability,
please contact Disabled Student Services (DSS) in the Counseling
Center, Room 145, (425) 352-5000, (425) 352-5303 (TDD). If you
have a documented disability on file with the DSS office, please
have your counselor contact the instructor to discuss accommodations.
