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AP Computer Science A

AP Java is our most advanced Java course, designed for responsible learners looking to challenge themselves. AP Java is an accelerated course that covers everything in Java levels 1 to 3 and more, up to a university level understanding. Students will apply the skills they learn to practice problems, creating their own programs, and creating their own games. By the end of this course, students will be prepared to take the Advanced Placement Computer Science exam, which may qualify them for credits at post-secondary institutions.

Review 1A: Variables

Review 1 will focus on the different variable types and identifiers. Students will review how to modify them, perform operations, and format output.

Review 1B: Practice

Students will be run through a series of practice problems and will be given the opportunity to ask questions. Additionally, students will be shown commonly made mistakes in order to avoid them.

Review 2A: Control Structures

Review 2 will go through conditionals and iterative loops. Students will review how to efficiently use them and avoid errors.

Review 2B : Practice

Students will be run through a series of practice problems and will be given the opportunity to ask questions. Additionally, students will be shown commonly made mistakes in order to avoid them.

Review 3A : Errors and Exceptions

Review 3 will review the different types of errors and how to handle them. Students will be shown different errors and will be asked the type of error and how to handle/avoid them.

Review 3B : Practice

Students will be run through a series of practice problems and will be given the opportunity to ask questions. Additionally, students will be shown commonly made mistakes in order to avoid them.

Review 4A : Classes and Objects

Review 4 goes through all concepts surrounding Classes. This includes objects, polymorphism, inheritance, and the Java standard classes.

Review 4B : Practice

Students will be run through a series of practice problems and will be given the opportunity to ask questions. Additionally, students will be shown commonly made mistakes in order to avoid them.

Review 5A : Program Design and Analysis

Review 5 will cover proper program design and analysis techniques.

Review 5B : Practice

Students will be run through a series of practice problems and will be given the opportunity to ask questions. Additionally, students will be shown commonly made mistakes in order to avoid them.

Review 6A : Arrays

Review 6 covers Arrays, Lists, and ArrayLists. Students will be reminded how to use them and how they work in memory.

Review 6B : Practice

Students will be run through a series of practice problems and will be given the opportunity to ask questions. Additionally, students will be shown commonly made mistakes in order to avoid them.

Review 7A : Recursion

Review 7 covers recursive loops. Students will be reminded of how to use recursion, and identify strategies for efficiently creating them.

Review 7B : Practice

Students will be run through a series of practice problems and will be given the opportunity to ask questions. Additionally, students will be shown commonly made mistakes in order to avoid them.

Review 8A : Searching and Sorting

Review 8 covers the different searching and sorting algorithms. Students will be reminded of the time complexity of each algorithm and when to use which.

Review 8B : Practice

Students will be run through a series of practice problems and will be given the opportunity to ask questions. Additionally, students will be shown commonly made mistakes in order to avoid them.

Review 9A : Final Review

Review 9 is a final review of all concepts needed for the AP Computer Science exam. Students will be taken through a cumulative review.

Mock Exam

Students will be taken through a final mock exam and ensure that they are fully prepared for the final exam.

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Advanced Students: This course is for students who have completed Java Level 2. This course is also for students preparing for the Advanced Placement Computer Science exam.

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