Computer Science: AP Computer Science Principles

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Collaborate in the creation of computational artifacts.APCS2

Analyze computational artifacts; use computing tools and techniques for creative expression. APCS3

Use programming as a creative tool.APCS4

Describe the combination of abstractions used to represent data.APCS5

Explain how binary sequences are used to represent digital data. APSC6

Develop an abstraction. APSC7

Use multiple levels of abstraction in computation.  APCS8

Use models and simulations to raise and answer questions. APCS9

Use computers to process information to gain insight and knowledge. APSC10

Collaborate when processing information to gain insight and knowledge. APCS11

Communicate insight and knowledge gained from using computer programs to process information. APCS12

Use computing to facilitate exploration and the discovery of connections in information.  APCS13

Use large data sets to explore and discover information and knowledge. APCS14

Analyze the considerations involved in the computational manipulation of information.APCS15

Develop an algorithm designed to be implemented to run on a computer. APCS16

Express an algorithm in a language.  APCS17

Appropriately connect problems and potential algorithmic solutions.APCS18

Evaluate algorithms analytically and empiricallyAPCS19

Explain how programs implement algorithms.APCS20

Use abstraction to manage complexity in programs.APCS21

Evaluate a program for correctness.APCS22

Develop a correct program. APCS23

Collaborate to solve a problem using programming. APCS24

Employ appropriate mathematical and logical concepts in programming. APCS25

Explain the abstractions in the Internet and how the Internet functions.  APCS26

Explain characteristics of the Internet and systems built on it.APCS27

Analyze how characteristics of the Internet and system built on it influence their use.APCS28

Connect the concern of cybersecurity with the Internet and the systems built on it.APCS29

Analyze how computing affects communication, interaction, and cognitionAPCS30

Collaborate as part of a process that scales.APCS31

Connect computing with innovations in other fields.APCS32

Analyze the beneficial and harmful effects of computingAPCS33

Connect computing within economic, social, and cultural contextAPCS34