NEW Computer Science Courses!

We are pleased to announce the roll out of two new Computer Science courses – Robotics Seminar and Computer Science Foundations 2.  Both of these classes are considered to be level 2 Computer Science courses, which means students must have an 80% or better in one of our level 1 courses (Introduction to Programming or Computer Science Foundations 1).

Robotics Seminar is the course to take if students are interested in joining the Mitchell competition Robotics Team.  Not only is this a new course it is the first time Mitchell will be having a competitive robotics team as well.  During class students will learn how to build and program robots with a project based learning approach.  As this class develops in the future students to Robotics Seminar 1,2,3, and 4 the upper level students will take on leadership roles training new incoming students to build an amazing student lead robotics program.

Computer Science Foundations 2 is a course designed for students how have an outstanding mind for technology and want to challenge themselves with harder projects.  Throughout this course students will learn about computing systems, networks and the internet, data and analysis, algorithms and programming, and the impacts of computing.  This class will have a ton of hands on projects for students along with being a prep class for students who are interested in taking an Advanced Placement Computer Science course in the future to prepare for a computer science degree in college.

Stay tuned for more developments in the Computer Science department was we build out his program to make it the best for Mitchell students!  Be sure to like and follow this blog to help support our student scholars.

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