Standards: Computer Science
Arizona Computer Science Standards
(Approved: October 22, 2018)
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Arizona Computer Science Vision Statement
Arizona’s K-12 students will develop a foundation of computer science knowledge and learn new approaches to problem-solving and critical thinking. Students will become innovative, collaborative creators and ethical, responsible users of computing technology to ensure they have the knowledge and skills to productively participate in a global society. For a better understanding of the design of this standard and guidance on implementing this standard, download the complete Word or PDF document and refer to the Introduction pages.
Appendix A | Glossary Appendix B | Computer Science Practices
Arizona Computer Science Standards
- Credit Hours Sheet for Verification of CS Endorsement Training
- Overview of AZ Endorsement for CS Educators
- PreK-8 Endorsement
- Grades 6-12 Endorsement
- Computer Science Micro-Credential Pathway for Endorsement - BloomBoard Pilot Program - Learn more about the pilot program for PK-8
- How Micro-credentials Can Revolutionize CS Certification - Nov. 5th Code.org | BloomBoard | ADE
- Computer Science Pilot Program and Grant Funding Presentation - BloomBoard and ADE - May 4th | PDF
Computer Systems K-HS | Networking K-HS | Data K-HS | Algorithms K-HS | Impacts K-HS |
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| PDF | WORD | PDF | WORD | PDF | WORD | PDF | WORD | PDF | WORD |
ADE STEM Series 1 | Integrating Technology into STEM Webinar
ADE STEM Series 1 | Integrating Technology into STEM
ADE STEM Series 2 | Computer Science Resources for the K-5 Webinar
ADE STEM Series 2 | Computer Science Resources for the K-5 PowerPoint
ADE STEM Series 3 | Meet the Computer Science Standards with CODE.ORG Webinar
ADE STEM Series 3 | Meet the Computer Science Standards with CODE.ORG PowerPoint
COVID-19 HELPFUL GUIDANCE AND INFORMATION
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