AP CS goes OO

Gries, David; Larson, Kathleen; Rodger, Susan H.; Weiss, Mark Allen; Wolz, Ursula

doi:10.1145/364447.364813

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“…The SIGCSE symposia have a long history of providing forums for discussing the evolution of the AP program from its inception [1] to the transition in languages from Pascal to C++ to Java [2,3,5,7,8,9]. In [15] a report on the beginning of the project we report on here was presented.…”

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Re-imagining the first year of computing

Astrachan

Haynie²,

Stephenson³

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Proceedings of the 41st ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education

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Re-imagining the first year of computing

Astrachan

Haynie²,

Stephenson³

et al. 2010

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“…The SIGCSE symposia have a long history of providing forums for discussing the evolution of the AP program from its inception [1] to the transition from Pascal to C++ [3] to the transition from C++ to Java [2,5,7,8,9]. Panels related to how credit and placement are awarded have also been part of the SIGCSE conferences [4,6].…”

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Advanced placement computer science

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The Advanced Placement (AP) Computer Science program is intended to reflect enough of a common core of a first semester or year of university-level computer science so that placement or credit can be awarded for work done before college. The SIGCSE symposia have a long history of providing forums for discussing the evolution of the AP program from its inception [1] to the transition from Pascal to C++ [3] to the transition from C++ to Java [2,5,7,8,9]. Panels related to how credit and placement are awarded have also been part of the SIGCSE conferences [4,6]. This special session is a report of the ongoing process of developing new and possible wide-ranging changes to the AP program.

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AP CS goes OO

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Re-imagining the first year of computing

Re-imagining the first year of computing

Advanced placement computer science

Advanced placement computer science

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