Crash Course Computer Science COMPLETE SERIES - 40 Episode Guides
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Episode Guides for the Crash Course Computer Science YouTube Series!
Each guide comes with two versions (with and without timestamps), and a complete answer key.
This product easy to use, no-prep product is a perfect last minute lesson plan, review activity, extra "filler" to keep on hand, substitute lesson
plan, or homework assignment.
Plus it's only 75¢ per episode!
-Answer key included for every episode guide
-Questions are a variety of formats and vary within each episode guide:
-Short Answer
-Fill in the blank
-Multiple choice
-True/False
-Pacing within the episode is about 1 question every minute.
What is Crash Course Computer Science?
Crash Course Computer Science is a fast paced YouTube series that walks students through many of the core aspects of Computer Science. From programming, to the history of computing, to the internet and world wide web, this course covers topics from hardware to software and everywhere in between. The episodes are an easy way for you to reach all learners, and to help struggling students approach difficult content from a new angle.
These videos and guides can serve as a great review, a fantastic introduction to a new topic, or a quick overview of content if you are running short on time. Though these episodes are dense with facts, Carrie Anne teaches Computer Science in a knowledgeable way that is very accessible to all learners, while still succeeding in making it fun, light-hearted, and relevant for all students. A link to the episodes is provided in this product.
A link to the episodes is included in the product. If you are curious about the more specific content of each episode, this link will take you directly to the YouTube channel so that you can preview any of the episodes before you buy.
Episodes Included:
- Ep. 1: "Early Computing"
- Ep. 2: "Electronic Computing"
- Ep. 3: "Boolean Logic & Logic Gates"
- Ep. 4: "Representing Numbers and Letters with Binary"
- Ep. 5: "How Computers Calculate - the ALU"
- Ep. 6: "Registers and RAM"
- Ep. 7: "The Central Processing Unit (CPU)"
- Ep. 8: "Instructions & Programs"
- Ep. 9: "Advanced CPU Designs"
- Ep. 10: "Early Programming"
- Ep. 11: "The First Programming Languages"
- Ep. 12: "Programming Basics: Statements & Functions"
- Ep. 13: "Intro to Algorithms"
- Ep. 14: "Data Structures"
- Ep. 15: "Alan Turing"
- Ep. 16: "Software Engineering"
- Ep. 17: "Integrated Circuits & Moore's Law"
- Ep. 18: "Operating Systems"
- Ep. 19: "Memory & Storage"
- Ep. 20: "Files & File Systems"
- Ep. 21: "Compression"
- Ep. 22: "Keyboards & Command Line Interfaces"
- Ep. 23: "Screens & 2D Graphics"
- Ep. 24: "The Cold War and Consumerism"
- Ep. 25: "The Personal Computer Revolution"
- Ep. 26: "Graphical User Interfaces"
- Ep. 27: "3D Graphics"
- Ep. 28: "Computer Networks"
- Ep. 29: "The Internet"
- Ep. 30: "The World Wide Web"
- Ep. 31: "Cybersecurity"
- Ep. 32: "Hackers & Cyber Attacks"
- Ep. 33: "Cryptography"
- Ep. 34: "Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence"
- Ep. 35: "Computer Vision"
- Ep. 36: "Natural Language Processing"
- Ep. 37: "Robots"
- Ep. 38: "Psychology of Computing"
- Ep. 39: "Educational Technology"
- Ep. 40: "The Singularity, Skynet, and the Future of Computing"
- Sometimes my students struggle to catch all of the questions as these videos
present a great deal of information very quickly. This may not be as much of an
issue with older students. If you find this is a problem with your classes,
consider…..
- Cut down the questions. Have them answer only odds, only evens, or have
them skip specific ones that don’t align with your learning goals for the day.
- Watch the video twice. This allows students to catch more of the information
and fill in any questions that they missed.
When should I use this?
- Distance Learning
- Quick, engaging way to introduce new topics
- Review concepts your students have already studied before testing, throughout the year, or at the beginning of the school year to help combat the "Summer Slide"
- Support struggling students
- Quick overview if you want to hit a topic, but don’t have time to cover it thoroughly
- Perfect sub plan!
- Great last minute filler!
This product is print and go, making it easy to use even at the last minute.
Thank you for considering using my resources! My email is included within the product if you have any questions or issues while trying to use it.
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