North Carolina Computer Science I
17 Standards
1.01
Describe computational innovations. U3-L1; U10-L1
1.02
Understand input and output in computing systems. U3-L1; U3-L6; U3-L9; U4-L7
1.03
Identify errors in algorithms or programs. U3-L7; U4-L7; U5-L7
1.04
Design user interface. U3-L3; U7-L4
2.01
Understand how binary numbers represent data. U1-L4
2.02
Understand how computer store information. U1-L4; U1-L6; U1-L7;U1-L8; U4-L1; U1-L5; U4-L3
3.01
Understand basic data structures. U4-L1; U4-L2; U5-L2; U4-L1; U4-L3
3.02
Write programs using sequential algorithms. U6-L1
3.03
Evaluate expressions in an algorithmic process. U4-L1; U4-L3; U7-L2; U7-L3; U4-L2; U5-L3; U4-L5; U4-L7; U4-L5; U4-L7
3.04
Utilize conditional expressions and selections. U4-L6; U4-L7; U4-L6; U4-L7; U5-L7; U6-L1
3.05
Utilize procedure calls in programs. U4-L3; U4-L7;U4-L9; U7-L1; U7-L3
4.01
Understand network structures. U2-L2
4.02
Understand how the internet works. U2-L3; U2-L4; U2-L5; U2-L6
4.03
Understand how data is sent through the internet. U2-L5; U2-L4
5.01
Understand the impacts of computational innovation. U10-L1; U10-L4; U10-L5; U9-L6; U10-L4; U10-L8
5.02
Understand legal and ethical implications of computation innovation. U1-L11; U2-L7; U2-L8;U10-L4
5.03
Understand privacy concerns with computing systems. U10-L3; U10-L4; U2-L6; U10-L1; U10-L6; U10-L7; U10-L9; U10-L10