West Virginia 6-8
16 Standards
CS.6-8.1
Analyze and devise problem-solving strategies cooperatively and collaboratively.
CS.6-8.2
Systematically identify and fix problems with computing, devices and their components.
CS.6-8.3
Analyze connections between elements of computer science and mathematics.
CS.6-8.4
Use various computer applications and online resources to explore how networks and cyber infrastructure work together to provide security and prevent system compromise.
CS.6-8.5
Model appropriate data privacy and cyber security procedures when using a computer.
CS.6-8.6
Understand how information is transmitted via wired and wireless networks and the security vulnerability of each.
CS.6-8.7
Convert various types of data into different formats.
CS.6-8.8
Use digital tools to collect, organize, and analyze data.
CS.6-8.9
Produce accurate and correct information from data.
CS.6-8.10
Analyze the problem and use a tool (e.g., flow chart) to design an algorithm to solve complex problems.
CS.6-8.11
Understand the function of control structures to create specific behaviors (e.g., sequential, selection, repetition).
CS.6-8.12
Write computer program(s) to solve simple problems and document the process for others to reference.
CS.6-8.13
Seek and incorporate feedback from team members and users to refine a solution that meets user needs.
CS.6-8.14
Determine the uses of computing concepts and technology in global collaboration.
CS.6-8.15
Explain how computer science fosters innovation in all careers and disciplines.
CS.6-8.16
Discuss issues of bias and accessibility in the design of existing technologies.