Help me choose my elective...

[RyanW2050]

Applications

0200300 Introduction to Computers (12 K)
0200310 Computer Applications I (12 K)
0200330 Computer Applications II (16 K)
0200340 Applied Computer Technology (8 K)
0200350 Computer Applications in Science and Engineering (8 K)
0200360 Emergent Computer Technologies (12 K)
0200370 Visual Computer Modeling (8 K)
0200385 Interactive Design (16 K)
0200390 Information Design (16 K)
0200400 Web Masters (12 K)
0200410 Design Portfolio (16 K)
0200890 Information Technology in a Global Society - International Baccalaureate (8 K)



Programming

0201300 Computer Programming I (12 K)
0201310 Computer Programming II (12 K)
0201320 Computer Programming III (8 K)
0201330 Computer Programming - BASIC I (12 K)
0201340 Computer Programming - BASIC II (8 K)
0201350 Computer Programming - PASCAL (8 K)
0201360 Computer Programming - FORTRAN (8 K)
0201380 Computer Programming - COBOL (8 K)


Advanced Programming

0200320 Advanced Placement Computer Science A (8 K)
0200380 Advanced Placement Computer Science AB (8 K)
0200420 AICE Computing (23 K)
0200800 Computer Studies I - International Baccalaureate (8 K)
0200810 Computer Studies II - International Baccalaureate (8 K)
0200990 Computer Transfer (Description Not Applicable)

 

[Zim Hosein]

UBW 001: Introduction to Underwater Basket Weaving

 

[JasonK]

The one with the most hot chicks...




Oh nm all those classes are for nerds

 

[HardcoreRobot]

AP CS (AB)

 

[zerocool1]

avoid COBOL and Fortran if you must.

 

[FoBoT]

0200360 Emergent Computer Technologies

 

[hevnsnt]

0200300 Introduction to Computers (12 K)

 

[tami]

Originally posted by: hevnsnt
0200300 Introduction to Computers (12 K)

easy A there

 

[Queasy]

They still teach PASCAL?

 

[RyanW2050]

Hm, well, there is no hot chicks. (even in underwater basket weaving).



I'm homeschooled and in my senior year.


I'm not looking for an easy A. More of a class that will be used in my extremely computer oriented life. (and hopefully career).


Maybe AP computer science?

 

[DaShen]

Originally posted by: zerocool1
avoid COBOL and Fortran if you must.

Fortran's not bad if you go into Comp Engineering.

 

[habib89]

i didn't know they had ap classes in homeschool.. take ap computer science ab

 

[RyanW2050]

Originally posted by: habib89
i didn't know they had ap classes in homeschool.. take ap computer science ab

Florida Department of Education
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS - GRADES 9-12, ADULT
Subject Area: Computer Education
Course Number: 0200380
Course Title: Advanced Placement Computer Science AB
Credit: 1.0
A. Major concepts/content. The purpose of this course is
to provide an extensive study of the applications of
computing within the context of programming methodology,
algorithms, and data structures.
The content should include, but not be limited to, the
following:
- the content specified by the Advanced Placement
Program
B. Special note. None
C. Course Requirements. After successfully completing this
course, the student will:
1. Select and develop appropriate algorithms and data
structures to solve problems.
2. Code fluently using block-structured techniques in
an accepted high-level language.
3. Analyze algorithms for speed and efficiency.

 

[everman]

Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
UBW 001: Introduction to Underwater Basket Weaving

UBW 105: Extreme Weather Underwater Basket Weaving: Hurricanes
UBW 106: Extreme Weather Underwater Basket Weaving: Tsunami
UBW 201: Deap Sea Underwater Basket Weaving *prerequisite: scuba certification

wtf?

 

[RyanW2050]

Fortron and Cobol are bolth half year classes.


Would taking a half year of Fortron and a half year of Cobol be a bad Idea? Would I get confused between the two if i tried to do bolth?

 

[RandomFool]

0200400 Web Masters (12 K) or basket weaving cause that gets all the girls.

 

[akubi]

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[eakers]

0200385 Interactive Design

that sounds pretty fun

 

[ATLien247]

0200300 Introduction to Computers (12 K)

For the easy A...