Arizona Computer Science Standards Development Process & Documents
Computer Science Standards Development Process & Documents
The process to develop new Computer Science Standards is scheduled to begin late January. We hope you will consider applying for the opportunity to participate in this important work. The Arizona Department of Education is looking for K-12 educators, higher education/post-secondary educators, and industry partners from across the state to serve on the computer science standards working groups. The standards review process will use an accordion model for committee selection; an individual might be selected to serve once or multiple times, depending on the focus of the work and their expertise. Working group members who are unable to serve for a particular meeting due to schedule conflicts or other concerns are still eligible to be selected to participate in future meetings.
Public comment for the current DRAFT Arizona Computer Science Standards closes August 10, 2018.
Download the January 31, 2018 agenda
Download the January 31, 2018 presentation
Download the February 13, 2018 agenda
Download the February 13, 2018 presentation
Download the March 8, 2018 agenda
Download the March 8, 2018 presentation
Download the April 10, 2018 agenda
Download the April 10, 2018 presentation
On August 14, 2018 the Arizona Computer Science Revision Working Group met to review the public comment/feedback and technical feedback that had been received.
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On August 28, 2018, the Arizona Computer Science Revision Working Group met to review the public and technical comment/feedback.
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Computer Science Survey Responses and Comments
The Arizona Department of Education collected public comments on Arizona’s Computer Science Standards between October 24 – December 15, 2017.
The feedback received is displayed below.
Archived Survey Responses and Comments
- Core Concept: Computing Systems
- Core Concept: Networks and the Internet
- Core Concept: Data and Analysis
- Core Concept: Algorithms and Programming
- Core Concept: Impacts of Computing
- Core Concept: Additional Concepts Needed
- Core Practice: Fostering and Inclusive Computing Culture
- Core Practice: Collaborating Around Computing
- Core Practice: Recognizing and Defining Computational Problems
- Core Practice: Developing and Using Abstractions
- Core Practice: Creating Computational Artifacts
- Core Practice: Testing and Refining Computational Artifacts
- Core Practice: Communicating About Computing
- Core Practice: Additional Practices Needed
- Additional Comments for CS Standards
As part of the ADE’s Continuous Feedback Process, you may still leave comments by clicking the Leave Feedback button.
