Coding
CTE Competencies met during this project:
All CTE Workplace Readiness Skills as well as
18. Demonstrate proficiency with technologies common to a specific occupation.
19. Demonstrate information technology skills.
20. Demonstrate an understanding of Internet use and security issues.
41. Explain the coding system used for microcontrollers.
42. Demonstrate the use of a micro-controlled system
49. Analyze the cause of a failure or a problem in a technological system.
All CTE Workplace Readiness Skills as well as
18. Demonstrate proficiency with technologies common to a specific occupation.
19. Demonstrate information technology skills.
20. Demonstrate an understanding of Internet use and security issues.
41. Explain the coding system used for microcontrollers.
42. Demonstrate the use of a micro-controlled system
49. Analyze the cause of a failure or a problem in a technological system.
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Write down your log-in information for each coding website!
Computer Programming Project (1000 Points total)
Part One:(200 points)
1. Click on the blue button above and go to the code.org website.
2. Click the Student Sign-up button and register with your MCPS Gmail account.
3. Write down your password in your class folder.
4. Complete all 20 levels of the hour of code.
5. Take a screen shot of your screen when you are done (3 ways to take a screenshot on a desktop) Your screen shot should include the certificate with your name typed on it, and where you are logged in to code.org
6. Email nickcornwell@mcps.org your screensheet of your completed project.
Part Two:(200 points)
1. Click on the red button above and go to the scratch.mit.edu website.
2. Click the Student Sign-up button and register with your MCPS Gmail account.
3. Write down your password in your class folder.
4. Click on Create. On the right side of the screen, on the step-by-step tab, complete the getting started with Scratch.
5. Move on and complete the Animate your Name tutorial.
6. Take a screen shot of your screen when you are done (3 ways to take a screenshot)
Your screenshot should include the code blocks that show each letter of your name has a different animation, and that you are logged into scratch
7. Email nickcornwell@mcps.org your screensheet of your completed project.
Part Three: (200 points)
1. Go to Scratch, Create, Step-by-step.
2. Select "Create a Pong Game".
3. You will create a Pong game with your own custom background. You will not use the blue background that is in the program. The picture on the left shows the background for Atari Pong from the 1970's
4. Click the Windows button on your computer and search for MS Paint if on a desktop. You may draw online using Google Drawings or Paint Online using http://site.youidraw.com/ Or you can draw the background on Scratch
5. Draw a video game-like background for your game. Make sure you type your name in the background in the bottom right hand corner.
6. Insert this background into the Pong game.
7. Make sure you have a score on your game!
8. Take a screen shot of your screen when you are done (3 ways to take a screenshot) Your screen shot should show that you are logged in to Scratch, your coding blocks, and that your game has a score.
9. Email nickcornwell@mcps.org your screensheet of your completed project.
Part Four: (200 points)
1. Click on the Red Game Changineer Button.
2. Register for a new account with your MCPS Gmail account. Write down your password in your class folder so you do not forget it. If you cannot log-in, use the guest log-in button.
3. Once you have logged in, use the instructional worksheets available for download above. Complete the worksheets. Then look at these Sample Games.
4. Write your own idea/plan in the text box with the available characters, and press run.
5. If the idea works, save your file with your full name. If you are using the guest log-in, copy your text and paste into a Google Doc so you can save your text instructions. Paste the map key instructions too if you had them.
6. Copy and paste the entirety of your idea plan into an email and send to nickcornwell@mcps.org
Tips for Game Changineer
1. Do not write run-on sentences.
2. You can have no more than 99 instances of any character.
3. You cannot launch or add new characters during the game. You can change their color however.
4. Default controls are the keyboard. You must specify if you want the mouse to control something.
5. There are no 2-player games. The player can only control ONE character.
6. The game canvas is 600 x 600 pixels and each character is roughly 30 x 30 pixels in size.
Part Five: (200 Points)
Game Changineer Worksheet. (downloadable above.)
Complete and turn in electronically or with pen/pencil.
Can't get enough? Want to learn more about code? Click on the Globaloria button below and learn at your own speed.
Computer Programming Project (1000 Points total)
Part One:(200 points)
1. Click on the blue button above and go to the code.org website.
2. Click the Student Sign-up button and register with your MCPS Gmail account.
3. Write down your password in your class folder.
4. Complete all 20 levels of the hour of code.
5. Take a screen shot of your screen when you are done (3 ways to take a screenshot on a desktop) Your screen shot should include the certificate with your name typed on it, and where you are logged in to code.org
6. Email nickcornwell@mcps.org your screensheet of your completed project.
Part Two:(200 points)
1. Click on the red button above and go to the scratch.mit.edu website.
2. Click the Student Sign-up button and register with your MCPS Gmail account.
3. Write down your password in your class folder.
4. Click on Create. On the right side of the screen, on the step-by-step tab, complete the getting started with Scratch.
5. Move on and complete the Animate your Name tutorial.
6. Take a screen shot of your screen when you are done (3 ways to take a screenshot)
Your screenshot should include the code blocks that show each letter of your name has a different animation, and that you are logged into scratch
7. Email nickcornwell@mcps.org your screensheet of your completed project.
Part Three: (200 points)
1. Go to Scratch, Create, Step-by-step.
2. Select "Create a Pong Game".
3. You will create a Pong game with your own custom background. You will not use the blue background that is in the program. The picture on the left shows the background for Atari Pong from the 1970's
4. Click the Windows button on your computer and search for MS Paint if on a desktop. You may draw online using Google Drawings or Paint Online using http://site.youidraw.com/ Or you can draw the background on Scratch
5. Draw a video game-like background for your game. Make sure you type your name in the background in the bottom right hand corner.
6. Insert this background into the Pong game.
7. Make sure you have a score on your game!
8. Take a screen shot of your screen when you are done (3 ways to take a screenshot) Your screen shot should show that you are logged in to Scratch, your coding blocks, and that your game has a score.
9. Email nickcornwell@mcps.org your screensheet of your completed project.
Part Four: (200 points)
1. Click on the Red Game Changineer Button.
2. Register for a new account with your MCPS Gmail account. Write down your password in your class folder so you do not forget it. If you cannot log-in, use the guest log-in button.
3. Once you have logged in, use the instructional worksheets available for download above. Complete the worksheets. Then look at these Sample Games.
4. Write your own idea/plan in the text box with the available characters, and press run.
5. If the idea works, save your file with your full name. If you are using the guest log-in, copy your text and paste into a Google Doc so you can save your text instructions. Paste the map key instructions too if you had them.
6. Copy and paste the entirety of your idea plan into an email and send to nickcornwell@mcps.org
Tips for Game Changineer
1. Do not write run-on sentences.
2. You can have no more than 99 instances of any character.
3. You cannot launch or add new characters during the game. You can change their color however.
4. Default controls are the keyboard. You must specify if you want the mouse to control something.
5. There are no 2-player games. The player can only control ONE character.
6. The game canvas is 600 x 600 pixels and each character is roughly 30 x 30 pixels in size.
Part Five: (200 Points)
Game Changineer Worksheet. (downloadable above.)
Complete and turn in electronically or with pen/pencil.
Can't get enough? Want to learn more about code? Click on the Globaloria button below and learn at your own speed.
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Rocketry * Roller Coaster Design * Rube Goldberg/Simple Machines * Smart Phone Speakers *
Theme Park Design * West Point Bridge Designer * Wooden Tower Contest * Woodworking Projects