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Big Idea Lesson Overviews
Mirabelle's Popcorn Hacks and Homework Assignments with Summary Page
Short Summaries of Each Lesson
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Short Summaries of Each Lesson
The core concepts of creating, analyzing, and implementing algorithms using programming. This includes:
Variables and Assignments: Using variables to store and update data.
Data Abstraction: Organizing complex data with abstractions like lists and strings.
Mathematical and Boolean Expressions: Utilizing arithmetic and logical operations to make decisions.
Conditionals and Iteration: Implementing decision-making with conditionals and repeating tasks using loops.
Lists and Nested Conditionals: Managing data and controlling program flow with more complex logic.
These concepts help students learn how to write efficient, logical, and functional code by breaking down tasks into structured algorithms.
Short Summaries of Each Lesson
- I was able to memorize and clearly present my section of my team’s lesson 3.8 of Big Idea 3
- I taught the class a special hack in order to allow their javascript code to work, then I taught them where to find it on their console
Short Summaries of Each Lesson
I learned about the importance of Pseudocode and its function “notes taken from AP Classroom of 3.10 on Big Ideas 3”
- Pseudocode is a simplified, informal way of writing out the steps of an algorithm using a mix of plain language and basic programming constructs without adhering to the strict syntax of any particular programming language
- It’s used to describe the logic and flow of a program in a way that’s easy to understand, focusing on what the code does rather than how it is written.
Short Summaries of Each Lesson