Computer Science
PATHWAY PARTICIPANTS
begin by exploring introductory concepts in coding and robotics, which includes developing programming skills in Python and Vex Robotics.
PATHWAY COMPLETERS
pass all of the remaining core Computer Science courses, earning AP Credit while developing proficiency in algorithms, the Internet, big data, digital privacy and security, and the societal impacts of computing, as well as programming in Scratch, Python, and Java; in addition, pathway participants have the ability to earn industry-recognized Microsoft and/or CompTIA Certifications.
PATHWAY ACCELERATORS
will participate in our Computer Science work-based learning program, which includes several programs in partnership with Junior Achievement as well as various job shadowing and internship opportunities.
Course Schedule
| Courses | Grade 10 | Grade 11 | Grade 12 | Industry Credential or Internship | College Credit | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Participant | Introduction to Computer Science & Robotics | X | X | X | ||
| Advanced Computer Science & Robotics | X | X | X | |||
| Completer | AP Computer Science Principles | X | X | X | ||
| AP Computer Science Advanced | X | X | College Transferable | |||
| Microsoft Certifications | X | X | X | College Transferable | ||
| Accelerator | Work-Based Learning | X |
Careers & Professions
Software Developer | Database Administrator | Web Developer | Systems Analyst | Data Analyst | Computer Hardware Engineer | Network Architect | Application Developer | Computer Programmer | UX Designer | Games Developer | Machine Learning Engineer | Computer and Information Systems Manager | IT Technician | Programmer | Analyst | Software Tester | Business Analyst | Web Designer | Computer Forensics
Supporting Courses
(in G11 & G12 at Goodwin University)
BUS101: Introduction to Management
ACC110: Applied Accounting
BIO101: Concepts in Human Biology
BUS107: Introduction to Nonprofit Management
BUS132: Budgeting and Planning
BUS135: Customer Relations in a Multicultural World
CAP115: Learning and Working Through Digital Technologies
ECN110: Principles of Economics
ENG101: English Composition
ENG102: Composition & Literature
HIS112: Tracing the African American Experiences
HIS120: Introduction to Modern World History
HUM100: Introduction to the Humanities
PSY112: Introduction to Psychology
PHIL103: Ethical & Legal Issues
SOC101: Introduction to Sociology
Clubs & Activities at CTRA
Girls Who Code
Junior Achievement: Tech 4 Sustainable Futures