1820 - ACSL Junior Division (Grade 5 - 9)

Note: This class will take place online via the video conference platform ZOOM - US Central Time (CST/CDT).

Time is preliminary and flexible, adjustable according to registered students' need. If this time doesn't work for you, no worry to register, and please let us know your preference, we may make accommodation, otherwise refund will be issued.

Description:

1820 - ACSL Junior is designed for students in grades 5 to 9, and are willing to take computer programming competitions in the future. ACSL(American Computer Science League) has organized computer science and programming competitions for k-12 students for the past 45 years. The Junior division of ACSL (grade <=9) is very popular and widely recognized in the U.S. and throughout the world. This course follows the requirement of ACSL competition, students will be guided to master four major mathematical tools: number system, prefix/infix/postfix notations, boolean algebra, and graph theory, then focus on four major programming topics: recursive function, bit-string flicking, data structure, digital electronics, finally they will hands-on practice coding for solving programming problems. Students who are ready will be organized to participate in the ACSL junior competitions for the coming season.

 

Prerequisites: Grade 5+.