Computer Science Fundamentals JavaScript Course
For Middle School & High School Students
Pre-Requisites: No prior knowledge required.
Overview:
In this course students will learn the basics of computer science, as well as how to write JavaScript code, perform condition checks, trigger events and much more!
Students may be taught to create and manage their files using EduBolt or via FTP. No additional software is required to be installed on any computer, unless you prefer to teach students to use an FTP client / IDE.
Units
Computer Science
In this unit, students will learn the fundamentals of computer science, including inputs and outputs, storage, how problems can be solved using programming languages, and how to turn data into information.
Contents: 15 Lessons
| Lesson | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | What is a Computer? |
| 2 | Welcome to the Internet |
| 3 | Cyber Security |
| 4 | Be a Responsible Netizen |
| 5 | Inputs and Outputs |
| 6 | Data Storage |
| 7 | Markdown and Markup Languages |
| 8 | Programming Languages |
| 9 | Programs Solve Problems |
| 10 | Data Structures |
| 11 | Abstraction |
| 12 | Turning Data into Information |
| 13 | Algorithms |
| 14 | Flow Charts |
| 15 | Functions and Parameters |
JavaScript
In this unit, students will learn the basics of a JavaScript and how to integrate it onto web pages.
Contents: 21 Lessons
| Lesson | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | What is JavaScript? |
| 2 | Syntax and Output |
| 3 | Errors and Debugging |
| 4 | Variables and Assignments |
| 5 | Data Types |
| 6 | Strings and String Methods |
| 7 | Numbers and Number Methods |
| 8 | Statements and Conditions |
| 9 | Math Operators and Comparisons |
| 10 | Loops, Switches and Breaks |
| 11 | Arrays and Array Methods |
| 12 | Functions |
| 13 | Data Type Conversions |
| 14 | Form Validation |
| 15 | Date Methods and Formats |
| 16 | Objects |
| 17 | Scope |
| 18 | Events |
| 19 | JSON |
| 20 | Regular Expressions |
| 21 | Hoisting |