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Analyze the characteristics of hardware components to determine the applications for which they can be used. |
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Use appropriate tools and methods to execute Internet searches which yield requested data. |
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Evaluate the results of web searches and the reliability of information found on the Internet. |
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Explain the differences between tasks that can and cannot be accomplished with a computer. |
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Analyze the effects of computing on society within economic, social, and cultural contexts |
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Communicate legal and ethical concerns raised by computing innovation. |
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Explain the implications of communication as data exchange. |
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Name and explain the steps they use in solving a problem. |
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Solve a problem by applying appropriate problem-solving techniques. |
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Express a solution using standard design tools. |
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Determine if a given algorithm successfully solves a stated problem. |
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Create algorithms that meet specified objectives. |
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Explain the connections between binary numbers and computers. |
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Summarize the behavior of an algorithm. |
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Compare the tradeoffs between different algorithms for solving the same problem |
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Explain the characteristics of problems that cannot be solved by an algorithm. |
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Use appropriate algorithms to solve problems |
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Design, code, test, and execute a program that corresponds to a set ofspecifications. |
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Select appropriate programming structures |
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Locate and correct errors in a program. |
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Explain how a particular program functions. |
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Justify the correctness of a program. |
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Create programs with practical, personal, and/or societal intent. |
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Describe the features of appropriate data sets for specific problems. |
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Apply a variety of analysis techniques to large data sets. |
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Use computers to find patterns in data and test hypotheses about data |
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Compare different analysis techniques and discuss the tradeoffs among them. |
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Justify conclusions drawn from data analysis. |
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Describe ways in which computing enables innovation. |
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Explain how algorithms are used to produce artificial intelligences(AI) |
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Discuss the ways in which innovations enabled by computing affects communications and problem solving. |
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Analyze how computing influences and is influenced by the cultures for which they are designed and the cultures in which they are used. |
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Analyze how social and economic values influence the design and development of computing innovations. |
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Discuss issues of equity, access, and power in the context of computing resources. |
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Communicate legal and ethical concerns raised by computational innovations |
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Discuss privacy and security concerns related to computational innovations. |
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Explain positive and negative effects of technological innovations on human culture. |
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