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Train Your Brain with Data Activities

โœ Scribed by Emilee Hillman


Book ID
110685740
Publisher
Cavendish Square Publishing, LLC
Year
2019
Tongue
English
Weight
1 MB
Series
Think Like a Programmer
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781502648013

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โœฆ Synopsis


Computer programmers use different skills every day. One of those skills is analyzing data. This series of fun, unplugged activities teaches readers to assess and organize data, reveals the importance of those abilities to computer programming, and demonstrates how they can be harnessed to analyze information in real life. Each activity uses everyday objects and materials to help a reader learn how to think like a coder does. Students will gain key skills in areas of computational thinking, collaboration, project management, and analysis.


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