Computer Science for High Schools
CS4HS Workshop at Florida Tech
March 1, 2014
9am-5pm
Room 229, Olin Engineering Complex, Florida Tech
(funding provided by Google)
Attending the workshop
- Getting here:
- Directions to Florida Tech campus
- Campus map
- Building 36 is Olin Enginneeing Complex, room 229 is on the second floor
- Visitor parking is outside Building 25 and in Building 38 (parking outside Building 36 should be ok on weekends)
- print this web page and put it on your dashboard to indicate you are attending the workshop
- (If you want to follow the official rules on visitor parking, upon your arrival you can obtain a visitor parking pass at the Security Office, which is on the first floor of Building 11.)
- Teachers: To receive a stipend, please complete and submit the
IRS W9 form
at the workshop.
- Students: please complete and submit the youth participant form ["CAMP NAME" is CS4HS workshop]
- Please bring the usb/flash drive from the last workshop
or your own usb/flash drive
(we can copy software onto your own usb drive)
Background
Computer Science (CS) has impacted our daily lives--from how we
communicate to how we shop. It has also helped advance our
understanding in various academic fields such as biology, physics, and
medicine. CS has been an Advanced Placement (AP) subject since 1984.
In recent years, one of the 16 Brevard public high schools offers AP
CS consistently.
Goals
- help teachers learn object-oriented design and programming.
- indirectly raise interests in CS among students.
Audience
- teachers at high schools who are interested in potentially
teaching/incorporating computer science materials in the near future
- some basic computer science and java programming knowledge
Incentives for Participants
- Stipend of $100
- Lunch during workshop