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Object Oriented Programming - High School

Computer science teacher Bryan Cox leads students through a lesson on object oriented programming, a contemporary type of computer programming. 

Object Oriented Programming - High School

From Let's Learn GA! - Model Lessons, Computer Science Model Lessons
Object Oriented Programming - High School

Computer science teacher Bryan Cox leads students through a lesson on object oriented programming, a contemporary type of computer programming. 

Computer Science

IT-PGAS-3

Design and develop applications using objects.

CS.GD.3.2

Understands and applies knowledge of procedures, event-driven programs, usability, data structures, debugging, documenting and reviewing code, libraries and APIs, IDEs, and programming language paradigms, including object-oriented concepts

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Computer Science Model Lessons

Let's Learn GA! is series of video lessons for grades K-12 taught by Georgia teachers. The videos in this collection are aligned to the Georgia Standards of Excellence for computer science. Let's Learn GA! is a collaboration between GPB and the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) to support both in-person and remote learning plans. Check back for more computer science lessons coming soon. 

Software Development Cycle

Solving Problems with Input & Output

Introduction to HTML

AP Computer Science for Non-Computer Scientists

Making Beats with Code

Intro to Object Oriented Programming and Java

Object Oriented Programming - High School

5 Big Ideas of Artificial Intelligence

HBCUs and Algorithms

Physical Computing

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