Overview < CSeduA

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__FIRST LESSON: Monday 3rd of March__

   * Teacher: Prof. Users.AndreaSterbini
   * Lessons:
      * Monday from 14 to 17 - Room G50
      * Tuesday from 10 to 12 - Room G50
      * Where: [[https://www.google.com/maps/place/Viale+Regina+Elena,+295,+00161+Roma+RM/@41.9047971,12.5145067,17z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x132f6177890166ff:0xb9be2b1f4b72ff53!8m2!3d41.9047931!4d12.5170816!16s%2Fg%2F11trk6rlm6?entry=ttu][Viale Regina Elena 295]] - Building E - 3rd floor
   * Lessons and meetings will be recorded

   * __NOTICE send me (sterbini AT di.uniroma1.it) your Telegram handle (used only for last minute emergency communications).__

*Projects for the Exam*: the student should develop 3 complete interdisciplinary learning units:
   * The LU should use 3 different programming systems among the ones examined in the course (or others, but first check with me)
      * Scratch and Snap are considered equivalent, you could choose only one of the two
      * at least one should use a text-based system (Logo, Scala or Prolog)
   * Submit by email:
      * a written report describing:
         * the age and class the LU is aimed to
         * the learning objectives, pre-requisites and motivations respect to the interdisciplinary topic (Math, Physics, Music, History, Gography, ...)
         * the learning objectives, pre-requisites and motivations respect to Programming
         * learning materials you give to the students (files and/or pre-programmed functions)
         * a description of how the LU will be delivered in class/lab
         * an evaluation grid explaining how the characteristics of project made by the students contribute to the assessment (sufficient/good/outstanding)
      * a file containing the example project implemented in the system of your choice
      * a file containing a "plan B" version of the same project (what you think is the minimal goal the students should reach)

The final grade for the course is the average of the 3 LU grades, which will be evaluated respect to:
   * completeness, clarity of presentation, feasibility, interdisciplinary learning goal, programming learning goal
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