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Foundations of Computer Science - 466110              creativity  Students will learn how mathematics is a
                  10 Credits                           Grade(s) 9-12   crucial part of technology and how it directly affects the
                             1 Year Course                        creation of the robotics that they build.
                UC Requirement                 c
               CSU Requirement               Math                 Math Tutor – 249700
                 School Site(s)               LHS                        10 Credits            Grade(s) 11-12
             Description:  This course introduces students to the                   1 Year Course
            breadth of the field of computer science through  an       School Site(s)         BCHS, LHS, IHS
            exploration of engaging and accessible topics.  The focus   Minimum GPA requirement for all sites
            is on the conceptual ideas  of computing and helping   Description:    Students  perform  various  tasks  as
            students  understand  why  certain  tools  or  languages   assigned  by  the instructor and  work  with individual
            might be utilized to solve particular problems, rather   students on a one-to-one basis or with small groups of
            than  focusing  the  entire  course  on  learning  particular   students.  Students assist the instructor during
            software tools  or programming languages.  Strong     activities carried out by the class.
            problem  solving  skills  will  be  needed  and  used.    The
            course goal is to develop in students the computational
            practices  of  algorithm  development,  problem  solving
            and programming within the context of problems that            PHYSICAL EDUCATION
            are relevant to the lives of today’s students.  Students
            will also be introduced to topics such as human       Physical Education 1 – 250000
            interface  design,  limits  of  computers,  introduction  to   10 Credits            Grade(s) 9
            robotics,  and societal and  ethical  issues.  No prior                1 Year Course
            computer hardware or software knowledge is necessary.      School Site(s)      BCHS, LHS, MHS, THS,
            Assessment will be based on homework, teamwork, and                                 IHS, MCHS
            projects; there will be no tests.                     Description:  Students  are  offered a wide variety of
                                                                  team  and  individual  sports  and  activities.  Students
            AP Computer Science A – 465716                        take part in a fitness program that includes exercising
               10 Credits                                     Grade(s) 11-12   and running. Units of study include, but are not limited
                             1 Year Course                        to, volleyball, tennis, tumbling, track and field, ultimate
                UC Requirement                                    frisbee, badminton, conditioning and weight training,
               CSU Requirement                                    swimming,  square  dance,  golf,  basketball,  volleyball,
                  School Site                THS                  tennis, flag football, self defense, soccer, softball, indoor
            Description:  The AP Computer Science A course is an   hockey,   pickle  ball,  project  adventure  and
            introductory  course  in  college-level  computer  science.    nontraditional  games.  Communication,  honesty,
            Because  the  design  and  implementation  of  computer   sportsmanship, and teamwork are emphasized through
            programs to solve problems involve skills that are    physical activity  and sport. Lessons on HIV/AIDS will
            fundamental to the study of computer science, a large   be incorporated into the curriculum. .A primary goal of
            part of the course is built  around the development of   this course is to develop a life-long interest in physical
            computer programs that correctly solve a given        fitness.
            problem.  These programs  should be understandable,
            adaptable, and, when appropriate,  reusable.  At the   Physical Education 2 – 255000
            same time, the design and implementation of computer         10 Credits            Grade(s) 10-12
            programs is used as a context for introducing other                    1 Year Course
            important aspects of computer science, including the       School Site(s)      BCHS, LHS, MHS, THS,
            development  and   analysis  of  algorithms,  the                                       IHS
            development and use of fundamental data structures,   Description:  This  second level course  expands on the
            the  study  of  standard  algorithms  and  typical    units  of study and areas of emphasis from Physical
            applications, and the use of logic and formal methods.    Education 1.  A primary goal of this course is to develop
            In addition, the responsible use of these systems is an   a life-long interest in physical fitness.
            integral part of the course.   This AP course uses the
            JAVA programming language, currently the top          Weight Training – 255100
            programming language worldwide.                              10 Credits            Grade(s) 10-12
                                                                                   1 Year Course
            Applied Mathematics with Robotics - 465900                 School Site(s)      BCHS, IHS, LHS & MHS,
              10 Credits                                           Grade(s) 9-12                   THS
                             1 Year Course
                                                                  Description: This physical education program is  a
                  School Site             BCHS, THS               conditioning and weight training class designed to meet
            Description:    The  goal  of  this  course  is  to  teach   the individual needs of students interested in all phases
            mathematics through the use of robotics and to develop   of musculature development.  Class may include use of
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            21  century skills like:  cooperation and collaboration,   free  weights,  weight  machines,  and  aerobic
            teamwork and problem  solving, critical thinking and   conditioning.
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