Computer Science Principles

Lesson 1
The Binary System.  Remember, the computer understands just 1s and 0s, the binary system.  words, images, video and computer functions are ultimately a bunch of 1s (on) or 0s (off)

Find the answer to the following problems. Give your answer in binary. Place your answers on a Goog Doc named last-first-binary-sub and submit to techartcity@gmail.com
Here is a reminder as to place value:


example: 2+3 - 101(binary answer)
1.    2+4 = ____


2.    0= ____


3.    9 - 3 + 4 = ____


4.   4 x 7 = ____


5.   0 + 1 - 3 + 10 = ____


6.   16 = ____


7. 17 + 3 - 4 + 1 = ____


8.    32 = ____  (This is atrick question.  The real question is do you understand how the place value is determined)


Now change the binary into the decimal system
example 101 = 5
9.    11000 = ____


10.   10101 = ____
11.    100 = ____





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Lesson 2
Go to:  CLICK HERE

Log into your  Scratch account.
Complete videos: 1. Make your sprite dance, 2. Make a simple game and 3. Make a story.  Be sure to save your work in your scratch account.  Screenshot the blocks and share them via google drive to classroomgraphics@gmail.com as:

• last-first-dance
• last-first-game
and
• last-first-story

 DUE TODAY!
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Lesson 3
In Scratch make stages as flashcards so that you can flip through the stages and see a tag for each html command on each stage.  Show the tag on one stage and the answer or what the tag does on the following stage.
Show these tags

  • heading 1
  • paragraph
  • bold
  • italic
  • link
  • image


 When you are finished do two things:
1. Quiz your partner (the person sitting net to you)
2. Submit the url of the Scratch Flashcard Game as last-first-html-flash-cards. Of course you are submitting to chalkboardv@gmail.com as always.

Hint:  You may make your stages in photoshop as canvases 8 x 6 resolution 72. (See example below.)

this would be stage 1




this would be stage 2