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<a href="https://tealsk12.github.io/2nd-semester-introduction-to-computer-science/changelog.md.html">Change Log</a>
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# A 2nd semester follow-up to the [TEALS Intro CS course](https://tealsk12.github.io/introduction-to-computer-science/)
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## A 2nd semester follow-up to the [TEALS Intro CS course](https://tealsk12.github.io/introduction-to-computer-science/)
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* GitHub: https://github.com/TEALSK12/2nd-semester-introduction-to-computer-science
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* Github Pages: https://tealsk12.github.io/2nd-semester-introduction-to-computer-science/
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## About this curriculum
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Welcome to the TEALS Intro to Computer Science Second Semester Curriculum. This curriculum is intended for use by TEALS classrooms teaching Introduction to Computer Science in a yearlong format. We expect that students have completed the content from the [1st semester course](https://tealsk12.github.io/introduction-to-computer-science/) prior to this curriculum.
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Welcome to the TEALS Intro to Computer Science Second Semester Python Curriculum. Its intended use was for classrooms that had already completed the content from the [1st semester course](https://tealsk12.github.io/introduction-to-computer-science/) prior to this curriculum.
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For TEALS schools in BC, Canada, please see [Aligning TEALS Python Teaching Resources with the BC Curriculum](CA_README.md.html).
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For schools in BC, Canada, please see [Aligning TEALS Python Teaching Resources with the BC Curriculum](CA_README.md.html).
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## Associated Readings
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We have included with this curriculum Associated Readings to dive deeper into topics specific to the instruction of this course. These readings have been adapted from "Think Python: How to Think Like a Computer Scientist" by. Allen B. Downey. ([HTML Version](http://greenteapress.com/thinkpython/html/index.html))([PDF Version](http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/thinkpython.pdf)).They are specifically referenced in the lesson plans and the [full document](readings.md.html) is included.
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## Protected Materials
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Protected content such as unit quizzes, quiz answer keys, project sample solutions are available to those with a TEALS Dashboard account. Please email info@tealsk12.org for access information.
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## Curriculum Orientation
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Check out this 1-hour [Orientation to the Curriculum video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHgA_7x6-Qo)
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## Python Versions (2 vs 3)
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Python is an evolving language. Python 3 is a major upgrade to the language, released in 2010. There is a lot of existing software written under Python 2 and there is resistance to upgrading to Python 3 due to code breakage and cost. Just as a car part from a 10 year old model car will probably not fit a new model of the same car, Python 2 code probably would not run in a Python 3 environment. In Python 3 there are new features, significant upgrades "underneath" which makes the code run better and/or faster as well as no longer supporting (deprecating) some Python 2 capabilities. When looking at Python code, be careful to note whether it is Python 2 or Python 3.
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### This class will use Python 3
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### This class uses Python 3
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For those knowledgeable with Python 2, the following is a list of differences from Python 3 relevant to the 2nd semester intro course.
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As with all software services, it is the school's sole decision to use the tool according to the use terms and privacy policies provided by its licensor and it is the school's responsibility to ensure the tool meets it's IT policies.
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## Curriculum Issues
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TEALS will no longer be making updates to TEALS curricula. If you wish, you may <a href="https://docs.github.com/en/issues/tracking-your-work-with-issues/creating-an-issue">open an issue</a> if you encounter things like factual, spelling, or grammatical errors, broken links, sequencing problems (topics needed before they are taught), or incomplete/missing materials.
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## Giving feedback and asking questions about the curriculum
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For general curriculum-related questions and discussion not tied to a specific reported issue, we encourage everyone to actively participate in the <a href="https://docs.github.com/en/discussions/collaborating-with-your-community-using-discussions">GitHub Discussions</a> board for the corresponding curriculum. This is a great place to share alternative lesson ideas, share pro-tips for implementation and differentiation, pacing advice, etc...
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## Printing
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## Curriculum Issues and Answer Keys
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The 2nd Semester Introduction to Computer Science can be printed by navigating to https://aka.ms/TEALS2ndSemesterPDF.
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TEALS will no longer be making updates to TEALS curricula. Answer keys are not available.
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## Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share-alike License
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