If you are interested in learning more about computer programming and the classroom, this course is for you.
CI 499: Computer Programming and the Classroom (K-8)
Instructor: Dr. Dan Hoffman
Time: 4:00pm – 6:50pm, Thursdays
Credits: 4 hours
This Fall, Dan Hoffman, a new member of the Curriculum & Instruction faculty, will be offering a course titled “Computer Programming and the Classroom (K-8).” This course is designed to introduce the theoretical, pedagogical, and practical aspects of integrating computer science activities into elementary and middle school classrooms. Throughout the semester we’ll review current thinking on computer science education and how computer science topics and concepts can impact learning across the curriculum. Students will experience a variety of hands-on activities using child-friendly programming environments including Snap!, Blockly, Tynker, and Hopscotch. No programming experience required. Open to all.