Learning map Computer science by steps
How to read the mapEach row is a step in the chain of “builds on”. A building block stands one row below its deepest prerequisite. At the top are the building blocks without a prerequisite.
| Step ↓ · Strand → | Information and data 0 of 36 building blocks practised | Algorithms 0 of 18 building blocks practised | Languages and automata 0 of 8 building blocks practised | Computer systems 0 of 19 building blocks practised | Computing, people and society 0 of 15 building blocks practised |
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Click a building block to see what it builds on and what builds on it, step by step.
How to read the map
- Strand · a column
- A part of the subject that runs over several school years.
- Building block · a box
- One thing a child can learn: “I can …”.
- Step · a row
- How far down a building block stands in the chain of “builds on”. It says nothing about grades.
- App · the colour
- Blue means covered: an app practises the building block. Dashed means gap: no app practises it yet.