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AP Computer Science Principles Review
Prepare for the AP Computer Science Principles exam with the largest repository of practice exam questions, broken down by subject. Get instant feedback on how you're doing on quizzes with our autograding tools. This covers all the main topics in the course including algorithms, programming, encoding data, abstraction, the Internet, cybersecurity, simulation and modeling, drawing insights from data, and the global impact of computing. This course also includes a full length AP practice exam.
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The entirely web-based review course is made up of a series of practice quizzes with multiple choice questions in the style of the AP exam. Quizzes are broken down by subject and question type. The course ends with a full length AP practice exam.
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This review course is for anyone planning to take the AP Computer Science Principles exam in May.
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- Mission
- Values
- Our Story
- Testimonials
- CodeHS Schools
- Case Studies
- Team
- Partners
- Certified Educators
- Jobs
- Curriculum
- Course Catalog
- 6-12 Curriculum Pathway
- High School Courses
- Middle School Courses
- All Courses
- K-12 Curriculum Pathway
- Intro to Computer Science JavaScript
- AP Computer Science in Java
- AP Computer Science Principles
- Intro to Computer Science in Python
- Intro to Python with Tracy
- Computing Ideas
- Web Design
- Introduction to Virtual Reality
- Introduction to Programming with Karel the Dog
- Introduction to Programming with Karel the Dog (Español)
- Programming Languages
- Creative Computing
- Introduction to the Internet
- World of Computing
- Cybersecurity
- Mobile Apps
- Integrated Coding Projects
- Coding Music
- Coding Sports
- Coding Art
- Hour of Code
- Professional Development
- Online PD
- In-Person PD
- Graduate Credit
- Teaching Intro CS
- Teaching AP CSP
- Teaching AP Java
- Teaching Computing Ideas
- Teaching Intro Python
- Teaching Web Design
- Teaching Cybersecurity
- Level 2 Professional Development for CS Teachers
- Standards
- Plans
- Features
- Progress Tracking
- Magic Grading
- Next Gen Lesson Plans
- Offline Handouts
- Problem Guides
- Create
- Gradebook
- Access Controls
- Due Dates
- Course Map
- Problem Bank
- Playlist Bank
- Quiz Scores
- Rostering
- Mobile Apps
- LMS Integrations
- Resources
- Implementation
- Districts
- Share
- Contact Us