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CS Practices

CS Practices

1. Fostering an inclusive computing culture
2. Collaborating around computing
3. Recognizing and defining computational problems
4. Developing and using abstractions
5. Creating commutations artifacts
6. Testing and refining computational artifacts
7. Communicating about computing

Crosswalk to ISTE Student Standards


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