Advisory dates for the first semester of 2022-2023 are:

• Wednesday, August 31

• Wednesday September 14
  
  Freshman Election

  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScxNBGoXnYycBveI4gnV_iFkDt2ZUs-B4P83lXEcAS3fZqNMw/viewform?usp=sf_link

• Wednesday, September 28

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   October 19, 2022 -- CANCELLED

  9^th Grade Advisory

  -Log into https://school-connect.net/

  **If you do not know your access code search your email from school connect or request a new one**

  -Once you are logged in go to Module 1

  -Select Module 1 -- 1.1 Getting to Know You

  -On the main screen under Core Lesson and click “Lesson Slides for Class”

  -This will produce a slideshow with an activity, talking points and a video.

  Here is a timeline of the lesson: https://school-connect.net/eq2/materials/outline-1.1-core-en-pdf
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• Wednesday, October 26 -- CANCELLED
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• Wednesday, November 16

  Revised**Advisory Instructions-Nov. 16th

  Students who did not complete their career assessment during advisory on Sept. 28^th will have an opportunity to complete it on Nov. 16^th.

  Please review this spreadsheet to identify students who need to take the assessment. This spreadsheet is in alphabetical order by adviser.

  Students who completed their career assessment during Advisory on Sept. 28^th will complete a follow-up activity.  Use these instructions for students who have already completed their career assessment. It’s safe to assume that students who are not listed on the spreadsheet have complete the assessment. However, if you have students who aren’t listed on the spreadsheet and share with you that they didn’t take the career assessment, they can take the assessment  along with  the students who didn’t take the assessment on Sept. 28^th using the below instructions.

  Students who need to take a career assessment use these instructions.

  Before releasing students to take the assessment, please tell students to check for an email from Mrs. Ross dated 9/28  titled  “SCOIS Info” to retrieve their usernames and passwords. If they did not receive an email from Mrs. Ross, they should use the below username and password.

     Username:  stjameshs                   password: Sharks01

   Only students using the above log in information will need to complete the Personal Learning Plan (PLP) form because their SCIOS results will not save due to them using the generic log in information.  PLP forms will be placed in mailboxes. Only distribute forms to students who did not receive an email from Mrs. Ross and students who expressed to you that their login information does not work.  Please return completed PLP forms to Mrs. Ross.
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• Wednesday, November 30

• Wednesday, December 7

  9^th Grade Advisory

  -Log into https://school-connect.net/

  **If you do not know your access code search your email from school connect or request a new one**

  -Once you are logged in go to Module 1

  -Select Module 1 -- 1.1 Getting to Know You

  -On the main screen under Core Lesson and click “Lesson Slides for Class”

  -This will produce a slideshow with an activity, talking points and a video.

  Here is a timeline of the lesson: https://school-connect.net/eq2/materials/outline-1.1-core-en-pdf
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• Wednesday, December 14

Google Classroom Code Sports Marketing Chapters 
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Student Information

Guidance

Fundamentals of  Computing
In case of school closure, sickness, or personal trip, all students are encouraged to keep up with their assignments.  Keep moving forward with the posted assignments.  Once an assignment is completed you may save or email it to Mr. Randall.  If you have any questions regarding an assignment email Mr. Randall. You will receive a response ASAP.   Krandall@horrycountyschools.net.

This is NOT a Google Classroom class.  Microsoft Office Software must be used.  All assignments posted to school /classroom website.  All completed assignments will be emailed to Instructor  Krandall@horrycountyschools.net.  Please us the listed videos and Google to research topics before completing assignments.

All assignments are subject to change.  Dates could change, order of assignments, or assignments may be combined.

Spring 2023  Semester

Week 1  -  Jan. 18 - Jan. 20
Intro/Safety 

1 - PowerPoint-- Introduce yourself --Create a Personal Power Point on yourself.  Go from birth to now.  Be a through as possible.  Include pictures, stories, etc. etc.  Time to be creative. Include:  Place of birth, Family, Sports Interests, Favorite sport, players, team, Favorite music/group, Favorite Food, School Subject,  Hunting, Fishing, water sports, what are your future goals (college, job, career), what you like to do in your spare time and anything else you would like to say about yourself. 

2 - Power Point : Work   Safety on the Computer
3 - Power Point: Office Safety
4 - Power Point:  General Safety at Home & Everyday Living

Google the topics Computer Safety, Office Safety General Safety.  Read what comes up and determine what you feel is the most important on each then create a 2 to 3 slide Power Point on each topic.  Include pictures because you want to make it as if you were presenting to a group of people.

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 91-93  Do not turn in until next week ( We turn in Shark Bait questions every 2 weeks)
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Week 2  -   Jan. 23 - Jan. 27 Student Organizations & Soft Skills

1. Student Organizations
   Vocabulary: Please type the word and the definition. Use Microsoft word or Google Docs.
   Business Professionals of America, DECA, Educators Rising, National FFA Organization, Skills USA, Technology Student Association, Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA), Future Educators Association (FEA), National Postsecondary Agricultural Student Organization (PAS), National Young Farmer Educational Association (NYFEA),

Create a Multi Slide  Power Point on Career and Technology Student Organizations.
FBLA, DECA, FCCLA,  HOSA, National Technical Honor Society
Include: Purpose, Benefits, Responsibilities of members, Student Opportunities, Conferences, & Competitions.  Include Club Logo and a brief history.

Soft Skills

1. Vocabulary: Please type the word and the definition. Use Microsoft word or Google Docs.
   Active listening, Confidence, Conflict resolution, Negotiation, Public speaking, Writing, Nonverbal communication, Empathy, Leader, Teamwork, Life Long Learner, Positive Attitude, Communication Skills, Self-Esteem, Fairness
2. Soft Skills
   *Assignments must be created, not downloaded. Before you begin assignments please research Soft Skills to gain knowledge on the subjects.

Assignment 1
Create a 5 Slide PPT covering the following subjects:
What are soft skills?
Why are soft skills important?
Provide 3 scenarios in which soft skills were/were not used and explain what went right or wrong.
Apply to life: Explain a time where you have practiced Soft Skills.
Present a problem and solve that problem using the learned techniques of Soft Skills.

Assignment 2
You are a manager at a cooperate office hiring the best-skilled employee, create a PPT representing 4 individuals for an interview, introducing employees with the best soft skills, and the least soft skills. Explain why or why not each employee may or may not be picked for the job based on their actions.

Assignment 3
Using Word, create a page script of a conversation between an employer and an employee. Make sure to represent good use of soft skills. Be creative and include many interactions between the employer and the employee.

Assignment 4
Using Word, List 10 soft skills employers want the most and explain / define each
Assignment 5
Using Word, Describe why soft skills are so important during the interview process and how important for students to learn soft skills.
Define hard skills and soft skills and compare / Explain the need for balance

Assignment 6
Create a multi slide Power Point (1 slide per topic) Explaining the following topics and their impact on the employee/employer relationship.
Punctuality, self-representation, work ethic, respect, time management, integrity, leadership, teamwork and collaboration, conflict resolution, perseverance, commitment, healthy view of competition, global perspective, health and fitness, self-direction, continuing education and lifelong learning.

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 94 - 98
Turn in Shark Bait questions 91 - 98 Friday.
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Week 3 -    January 30 - February 3
How Do Computers Work? 

B.1 Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
Anti-virus software, Backup, Browser, CD-ROM, Floppy disk, Format, Hard Drive, Icon, Memory, Modem, Operating system, Privacy, Router, Social networking, Storage, Terabyte, Terminal, Upload, Virus, Window, Digital Nomad, Processing, Input, Output, LCD Screen, BIOS, Firmware, CD/DVD, USB, Hardware, Software

What Makes a Computer a Computer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCq8-xTH7jA&disable_polymer=true
How do they work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAx_6-wdslM
Intro To Binary Numbers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7pOcU1xMks
Binary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnyFYiK2rSY
Binary & Data
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewokFOSxabs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9GujgK0y2M
CPU, Memory, Input Output
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnyFYiK2rSY
See How A CPU Works
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNN_tTXABUA
Arithmetic and Logic Unit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1I5ZMmrOfnA
RAM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVad0c2cljo
Hardware / Software
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnyFYiK2rSY
Circuits & Logic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoqMiFKspAA
How Computers Add
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBDoT8o4q00
Computer Parts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExxFxD4OSZ0

After watching all videos, complete 2  multi slide power point explaining / answering the following questions.  Please use graphics / pictures to reinforce your answers.
Slide Group 1
How Does a Computer Work?   Step by Step
How Does a Computer Work? Explain in Detail
How is a Computer Made?
How do computers process data?
What are the 3 of the 4 classes of Computers? Explain each.
What are the 5 basic parts of a computer?
Why we use a computer?
What happens when you turn a computer on?
Why do we say boot a computer?

Slide Group 2
Why is it important to learn about computers?
What can we learn from computer?
What are the benefits of using computers in education?
What are the disadvantages of computer?
Do computers negatively affect student growth?
What are disadvantages of Internet?
Which type of computer is used in ATM?
What is difference between digital and hybrid computer?
What are hybrid computers used for?
What are the advantages of hybrid computer?
What are the objectives of hybrid computer?

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 99 - 103  Do not turn in until next week
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Week 4 –   February 6 - February 10
Technology Knowledge 

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word -  Please type the word and the definition.
   Computer, Keyboard, Words Per Minute, Home-row, social media, email, ethical, unethical, cyber bulling, ethics, copyright, software, hardware, internet, virus, piracy, personal use of company email, Word Processing Skills, Spreadsheets Skills, Web / Internet Knowledge, Educational Copyright, Downloading Software, Installing Computer Software

Create a minimum of 9 Slide Power Point containing the following information.  Please be detailed and include graphics
Slide 1.  Title Slide
Slide 2. Explain the technology skills required for doing the job of a Legal Secretary
Slide 3. Explain proper etiquette when communicating thru e-mail, social media, and other media / online outlets.
Slide 4. Explain potential abuse and unethical uses of laptops, tablets, computers, and/or networks
Slide 5. Explain the consequences of social, illegal, and unethical uses of technology (e.g., cyberbullying, piracy; illegal downloading; licensing infringement; inappropriate uses of software, hardware, and mobile devices in the work environment).
Slide 6. Explain legal issues and the terms of use related to copyright laws, fair use laws, and ethics pertaining to downloading of images, photographs, documents, video, sounds, music, trademarks, and other elements for personal use.
Slide 7. Explain ethical and legal practices of safeguarding the confidentiality of business-and personal-related information.
Slide 8. Explain possible threats to a laptop, tablet, computer, and/or network and methods of avoiding attacks.
Slide 9. Evaluate various solutions to common hardware and software problems.

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 104 - 108
Turn in Shark Bait questions 99 - 108 Friday.
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Week 5 February 13 - February 17     
Personal Qualities and Employability Skills 

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Punctuality, Respect, Integrity, Leadership, Collaboration, Conflict Resolution, Competition, Self-Direction, Lifelong Learning, Manners, Eye Contact, Attitude, Speaking Skills, Commitment,

Create a minimum of 12 Slide Power Point containing the following information.  Please be detailed and include graphics
1.  Title Slide
2.  The Importance of punctuality.
3 . The Importance of self-representation.
4.  The Importance of work ethic.
5.  The Importance of respect.
6.  The Importance of time management.
7.  The Importance of integrity.
8.  The Importance of leadership.
9.  The Importance of teamwork and collaboration.
10. The Importance of conflict resolution.
11. The Importance of perseverance.
13. The Importance of commitment.

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 109 - 113 Do not turn in until next week
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Week 6 & 7  February 22 -24 & February 28 - March 3   
Professional Knowledge 

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word -  Please type the word and the definition..
   Email Attachment, Spam, CC, BC, Inbox, Chain Mail, Out of Office, Phishing, Headquarters, Incentive, Investment, Problem Solving, Resourceful, Diversity, Task Management, Customer Service Skills, GPS, Apps, Satellite, Cookie, Cyberterrorist, Firewall, Green Computing, 

To be an effective professional you must be able to describe the following.  Please put together a multi Slide presentation to present at your job interview.  Please remember that you are one of 20 applicants for this job.  Your presentation MUST be Professional. Detailed and Convincing.
Describe the importance of effective speaking and listening skills.
Reading and writing skills, mathematical reasoning, job-specific mathematics skills.
Describe the importance of critical-thinking and problem-solving skills, creativity and resourcefulness.
Describe the importance of understanding of business ethics, confidentiality, an understanding of workplace structures, organizations, systems, and climates.
Describe the importance of diversity awareness, job acquisition and advancement skills, task management skills and customer-service skills.

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 114 - 121
Turn in Shark Bait questions 109 - 121 Friday.
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Week 8  -  March 6 -- March 10
Computer Documents 

E.1.  Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
Word, Publisher, Excel, Margins, Header, Footer, Line Spacing, Bold, Row, Column, Cell, Function, Graphs, Editing, Alignment, Page Set Up, Sort, Filter, Design, Font, Layout,

Documents
Microsoft Word  Complete the Assignments Posted in the PDF Section at the bottom of the page OR Top of Google Classroom Stream
Also Linked Here

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 122 - 126 Do not turn in until next week
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Week 9 & Week 10 March 14 - 17 & March 20 - 24
Computer Documents 

E 1.1 Vocabulary: Algorithm, analog, app, application, array, backup, bandwidth, binary, bit, bite, bitmap, blog, blogger, bookmark, boot, broadband, browser, buffer, bug, bus, byte, cache, caps lock, captcha, CD, CD-ROM, client, clip art, clip board,

Choose a Career (1) Microsoft Word Template -- Create a Resume & Cover letter –Research All information needed to fill the job of choice (education work experience) 
You may use a word template for the resume format -- Examples Below in the PDF Section
High School Teacher
 College Professor
 Health Care  Nurse, Dietitian, Physical Therapist
 Retail Manager
 Fast Food Worker
 Boeing Employee
 Police
 Golf Course Management

Microsoft Publisher
You may use Publisher Templates to create the following:
Create a Newsletter on St. James High School – 2 to 3 pages
Sales Flier --You own a store Everything must go Clearance Sale
Sales Flier -- You are selling your car--include selling info and your   name phone tear offs across the bottom of the flier
Family Calendar -- 12months--include holidays, family and friends   birthdays, etc. etc
Children’s Book -- Write   your story and include pictures that you draw Min. 5 pages

E.1.2 Vocabulary Vocab: Spreadsheet, Worksheet, Cell, Active Worksheet, Workspace, columns, rows, Headings, Cell Reference, Formula Bar, Formula, Active Cell, Range, Gridlines, Descending Order, Fill Handle, Merge,  Chart Options, Chart Wizard, Border,  Calculated Item, Column Heading, Field, Font, Grid, Insert Row, Justify, Merged Cell, Average, If Statement, Page Break,  Row Heading, Totals.

All Assignments are found in the pdf section at the bottom of page OR Top of Google Classroom Stream
1. View all websites and videos regarding Excel.
2. Complete all Beginning Excel Assignments.
3. Complete all Medium Excel Assignments.
4. Complete Advanced Excel Assignments

Excel Special Project Population---Using Excel Compare the population of counties Horry, Georgetown, Brunswick, and the states of South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia.  Collect the data for ever 10 years from 1900 to 2010.  Once data is collected create 2 line graphs (1 for counties, 1 for states) to show the growth.  Sample Spreadsheet layout.
                           1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010
Horry
Georgetown
Brunswick
SC
NC
Tenn
Georgia

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 127 - 130 -  131- 135
Turn in Shark Bait questions 122 - 135 Friday.
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Week 11 –  March 27 - March 31
Evolution of Computing 

1. Vocabulary: Please type the word and the definition.
   Abacus, Calculator, Charles Babbage, Transistor, Circuit, Semi-Conductor, Micro-Processor, RAM, ROM, Base 2, Analog computers. Digital computers. Mainframe computer. Supercomputer. Minicomputer. Microcomputer, Personal Computer, Laptop Computer, Blaise Pascal, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Analytical Engine, ALU, CPU, Punch Cards, Jacquard Loom, Binary, Colossus, ENIAC, Cathode Ray Tube, Electronic Controls Company,
2. Please create a Technology Timeline. Start with the beginning of computers up to today’s technology.
   Here are some examples of what to include:
   Abacus, Analytical Engine, Charles Babbage, Analog Computers. Digital Computers. Mainframe Computers, Personal Computer, Laptop Computer, Blaise Pascal, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, IBM, Tandy, Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Cell Phone,
   
   2. Create a 1 page paper using Microsoft Word on 4 people from the following list.
   Identify these key individuals and their impact on the field of computing.
   Charles Babbage, Lady Augusta Ada, Howard Aiken, Blaise Pascal, John Napier, Alan Turing, Tommy Flowers, Dr. Grace Murray Hopper, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Larry Page, Sergey Brin, Jack Kilby, Paul Allen.
   
   3. Create a Power Point Presentation Project on each person listed above. Information Needed within Project:
   Name of Scientist, Date of Birth/Date of Death (if applicable), Claim to Fame (ie. What are they known for), Education, Nationality, Career Path (ex. Mathematician), Famous Quote, Works Cited (Where did you get the information), Be very creative-Include Photos/Images for Scientist and their work. Discuss the progression of computing and explain its impact on society (e.g. hardware, programming languages, applications, Internet, emerging technologies, etc.).

Explain Moore’s Law.
Watch the video on Moore's Law and provide a written summary/feedback on your personal understanding of what Moore’s Law is, and how it contributes to today’s technology progression. Use Microsoft Word to complete assignment

Resource Videos:
Early Computing Video:

 Alan Turing Video:

 

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 136 - 140 Do not turn in until next week _______________________________________________________________________

Spring Break April 3 - April 7
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Week 12 -- April 10 - April 14
Computing Systems    

1. Vocabulary: Please type the word and the definition.
   Cloud Storage, Software, Syncing, Input devices, Output devices, Processing, CPU, Technology, Network, Server, Router, URL, Spam, Hacking, Windows, Apple MacOS, Linux,  ChromeOS, iOS, Android, Peta-, Tera-, Giga-, Mega- Kilo-, Hz, Bit, Byte, Binary Long-term memory, Motherboard,

Create a multi slide Power Point and include the following topics.  As always be very creative and detailed
1. Identify and define the key functional components (input devices, output devices, processor, operating system, software applications, memory, storage, etc.).
2. Explain how software and hardware interact.
3. Explain how and why binary is used to represent data in a computer. Remember it is like a light switch, on or off.
Resource Video: Converting Binary Numbers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPvI19DmWQw
4. Explain / Describe how a picture, sound/song, and video are digitized and represented in a computer.
5. Explain / Describe these operating systems MacOS, Windows, Linux, ChromeOS, iOS, Android.
6. Explain / Describe hardware and software configurations to meet situational and budgetary requirements (e.g. gaming, Internet browsing, student, graphic designer, etc.).
7. Research and design the prototype of what a computer will be like in 10 years from now. Look at Best Buy, Office Depot, Dell, HP, Apple for current designs and be creative and futuristic. You must include your “specifications” and a picture of your computer

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 141 - 145
Turn in Shark Bait questions 136 - 145 Friday.
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Week  13   April 17 - April 21
Problem Solving and Computational Thinking

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Cloud Storage, Software, Syncing, Input devices, Output devices, Processing, CPU, Technology, Network, Server, Router, URL, Spam, Hacking, Windows, Apple MacOS, Linux,  ChromeOS, iOS, Android, RAM, ROM, Peta-, Tera-, Giga-, Mega- Kilo-, Hz, Bit, Byte, Binary Long-term memory, Motherboard,
   
   M. Problem Solving and Computational Thinking
   Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Analysis, Argument, Brainstorming, Focus, Organizational Focus, Environmental Focus,  Perspective , Evaluate , Outcome , Pros and Cons , Alternatives, Resources, Solution, Problem, Conflict, Effect, Thinker, Analytic Rubric for Problem Solving,  Formative Assessment, Summative Assessment,  

Recourse Video:
The Secret Life of Modern Living: Algorithms

The Secret Life of Modern Living: Algorithms
As you are watching the video documentary, please record responses to each question below.

1. What does the box around the face mean when taking a photo?
2. Explain in your own words, how the face detection algorithm works.
3. What is the profession of the host and where does he work?
4. What is the essence of a “really good” algorithm?
5. Who wrote the world's oldest Algorithm and what was it?
6. Google wouldn’t be Google without what important algorithm? 
7. Explain how “pagerank” works in your own words?
8. How many searches does Google handle on average per day?
9. What are some of the most important Algorithms?
10. What exactly is a sorting algorithm?
11. What was the name of the most popular sorting algorithm and how does it work?
12. Why do you think merge sort works faster than bubble sort?
13. Dating websites typically use what type of algorithm?
14. What kind of other ways is the Gail-Shapley algorithm used (list at least 3)? 
15. Explain the “traveling salesman problem” in your own words.
16. What is the name of the algorithm that the airport uses to help control their daily flight activity?
17. What popular device uses body movement identification and decision-tree algorithms to allow user to play a game?
18. The example with the video titles changes the algorithm based on what?
19. What type of algorithms are used in the fully automated grocery store?

Complete / Describe the following -- Use Word or Power Point
1. Describe how computer programs and apps can be used to solve various problems (e.g., desktop, mobile, enterprise).
2. Solve a problem by applying appropriate problem solving techniques (understand the problem, plan the solution, carry out the plan, review and discuss).
3. Define algorithm (a set of clearly defined, logical steps to solve a problem).
4. Demonstrate an understanding of algorithms and their practical applications.
5. Create, evaluate, and adjust algorithms to solve a variety of problem

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 146 - 150 Do not turn in until next week
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Week  14  April 24 - April 29
Fundamentals of Programming   

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Bug, Debug, Compile, Code, Command, Computer Science, Conditionals, Data, C++, C#, Functions, Java, JavaScript, Logical, Python, Relational, Swift, Pseudocode, Flowcharts, Software Testing,  Integrated Development Environment, Variables, Version Control, Program Design, Program Quality

Below Objectives / Standards will be explained and then hands on activities will be completed covering items set by the State of South Carolina Education Department.
After you have completed the Programming Activities - Create an Multi Slide Power Point explaining the below 6 Topics
Express the design of a program using representations such as flowcharts and Pseudocode.
Analyze and explain how a particular program functions.
Solve problems of increasing complexity using visual block-based programming individually and collaboratively.
Write code that uses variables, events, functions, operators (i.e. arithmetic, relational, logical), conditional control structures (e.g., if, if-else) and repetition/iteration control structures (e.g., while, for).
Differentiate between text and numerical data.
Edit, compile/run, test, and debug a program.

Class Video / Activities / Please view videos and complete all activities
Creating Flowcharts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWRDqTx8d4k

Pseudocode and Flowchart
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlEBMhxreo0

Pseudocode Statements and Flowchart Symbols
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nG_2fCIjK8U

What is Block Programming
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAtOAM3mF6k

Coding with Blocks in Google Blockly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpfN_rN9gZM

Blocky Intro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pkpc2sNOAM

Tips for Creating a Block Language with Blockly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXP7OKDCk4Y

After Viewing all Above Videos Click Link Below and complete Activities
https://csfirst.withgoogle.com/s/en/home

After Viewing all Above Videos Click Link Below and complete Activities
https://csfirst.withgoogle.com/s/en/home

Login Information to complete below assignments:
https://csfirst.withgoogle.com/course/2w6rvc#students

Fundamentals Of Computing
Class code: 2w6rvc
Your class has no students
Tell your students to follow these instructions to join your class.
Go to g.co/CSFirst
Click "Sign in" in the top right
Click "I am a student"
Click "Enter class code"
Enter class code 2w6rvc
From here, students can create a CS First account or use an existing one. Usernames and passwords of your students will show up on this page.

Complete 4 Activities
1 in An Unusal Discovery, 1 in Art, 1 in Storytelling, 1 in Game Design

Complete 3 Activities in Hour of Code
https://hourofcode.com/us/learn

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 151 - 155
Turn in Shark Bait questions 146 - 155 Friday.
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Week  15   May 1 - May 5  
Computer Careers 

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word -  Please type the word and the definition.
   Big Data Engineer, User Interface Designer, Applications architect, Web Developer, Database administrator, Computer hardware engineer, Computer software engineer, Data security analyst, Information systems security manager, Health Information Technician, Statistician, Mathematician, Business intelligence analyst, Computer and information research scientist, Network Administrator, Systems engineer, Computer support specialist, Mobile application developer, Solutions Architect, Site Reliability Engineer, graphic designer, CTO, IT Security Manager,  IT Support Engineer, Software Developer, Video Game Designer, Mobile Application Developer, Cybersecurity Engineer, Java Developer, Cloud Engineer

Using Microsoft Word compile a research formatted paper discussing below 4 listed topics (first word in topic is bold)
Compare and contrast the five disciplines of computing: computer science, software engineering, information technology, information systems, and computer engineering.
Compare and contrast careers in computing along with their education, training requirements, industry certifications and salary ranges.
Identify gender, diversity and geographic related issues in computing.
Describe how computing enhances other career fields.

Watch the below listed videos on Careers:

How to Become a Professional Games Tester

Mobile Game App Developing

How to Become a Network Engineer

Search you tube for a Computer Career of your choice.  Watch the video to learn more about the career.

Please create a properly formatted Resume and Cover letter choosing the computer career of your choice.  Remember to be detailed and research the requirements for the job to make sure your resume shows you are qualified for the job.  Please sell yourself on your documents so you stand out about all the other applicants.

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 156 - 160 Do not turn in until next week
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Week 16    May 8 - May 12  Fundamentals of Web Design/ Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues of Computing  /Exam  May 23 - May 27

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Fundamentals of Web Design Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Internet, Web Page, Google, Search Engine, URL, HTML, Hyperlink, Browser, Address Bar, Bookmark, Cookie, Cyber Monday, Cyberbully, Cyberspace, Hashtag, HTTP, Social Network, Spam, Spammer, Surfing, WWW,  Explorer, Firefox, Antivirus, Broadband, Domain Name, Download, Fire Wall, Home Page, IP Address, Java, Modem, Router, Proxy Server, Spyware, Wi-Fi, Intranet, Sysop, Trojan Horse, Upload, Virus, Worm,
   
   Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues of Computing
   Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Consent, Consequences, Encounter, Ethics, Internet privacy, Photo shopping, Privacy policy, snoop, social engineering, reputation, Computer programmers, Computer support specialists, cyber law, Firewall, Network, collaboration, virtual, blogs, interact, confidentiality, privacy, piracy, fraud & misuse, liability, copyright, trade secrets, sabotage, Computer Crime, Cyber Stalking, Cyber Bullying, Moral, Consequences, Computer Law, Internet Privacy, Identity Thief,  Moral point of view, Computer Addiction, Trafficking, spyware, adware, malware, viruses, ransomware, phishing, hacking, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Pinterest, Tumblr, Classmate
   
   Horry County Schools Student Acceptable Use Policy
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBVEnQdg30c

Ethical, Environmental, Cultural and Legal Issues of Computing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uEvWNdvSwA

Legal Ethical and Professional Issues in Information Security
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBrMUs_T9Fs

After watching the videos and using the internet for research please create a multi slide power point explaining / answering the following 8 questions. AS always be detailed, creative and use graphics.
1. Examine the consequences resulting from issues involving ethics around security, privacy, copyright, fair use, intellectual property, social media and licensing.
2. Explain the importance of Acceptable Use Policies.
3. Explain the importance of data security and physical security
4. Explain the concepts of confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA).
5. Identify computing threats (e.g., spyware, adware, malware, viruses, ransomware, phishing, hacking, software piracy, identity theft, etc.) and their potential impacts on society.
6. Name several anti-virus programs and describe how they work to protect your computer.
7. Explain the concept of encryption and how it is used on a daily basis.
8. Name and describe at least 3 social media threats that has been in the news lately.

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 161 - 165
Turn in Shark Bait questions 156 - 165 Friday.

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Week 17    May 15 - May 19
Web Site Special Project (Google Sites)
Pick your favorite country---Please Include ---Location—Map—Population—Economy—Education --- Culture—History—Language—Foods—Government—Why do you like it?  Project should be at least  5 pages (web)

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 166 - 170 Do not turn in until next week
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Week 18  May 22 - May 26
Complete missing assignments

Vocabulary: LEGO EV3 Robotics
Lego Digital Designer, EV3 brick, motor, sensor, Ultrasonic sensor, Color sensor, Gyro sensor, Touch sensor, Light Sensor, Rechargeable battery, download, ports, First LEGO League, Design, Engineer, Engineering, Code, Construct, Firmware, Behaviors, Interactive Servo Motor, Algorithm, Program, Sequence

https://education.lego.com/en-us/downloads/mindstorms-ev3/software#downloads

Build a Robot of your choice  ---- You may have a partner

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 171 - 175
Turn in Shark Bait questions 166 - 175 Friday.
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Week 19 May 30 - June 2
Class Exam
2022 Spring Final Class Exam – Allow more than 90 Minutes

Fundamentals of  Web Design & Development
In case of school closure, sickness, or personal trip, all students are encouraged to keep up with their assignments.  Keep moving forward with the posted assignments.  Once an assignment is completed you may save or email it to Mr. Randall.  If you have any questions regarding an assignment email Mr. Randall.   Krandall@horrycountyschools.net. 
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This is NOT a Google Classroom class.  Microsoft Office Software must be used.  All assignments posted to school /classroom website.  All completed assignments will be emailed to Instructor  Krandall@horrycountyschools.net.  Please us the online textbook, videos and Google to research topics before completing assignments.
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Spring 2023 Semester

Week 1   January 18 - January 20
Intro/Safety

1 - PowerPoint-- Introduce yourself --Create a Personal Power Point on yourself.  Go from birth to now.  Be a through as possible.  Include pictures, stories, etc. etc.  Time to be creative. Include:  Place of birth, Family, Sports Interests, Favorite sport, players, team, Favorite music/group, Favorite Food, School Subject,  Hunting, Fishing, water sports, what are your future goals (college, job, career), what you like to do in your spare time and anything else you would like to say about yourself. 

2- Power Point For Business Presentation--You have been hired to create   a new school year--modifying the current schedule.  Please come up your   school attendance plan and explain on each slide the benefits with your   change.  Examples:  Year Round, 4 days a week, 5 days one week, 4   days the next week, a week off after each grading period and the ideas go on   and on. Change the day schedule: 4 x 4 block semester schedule (8 credits per   year) 4 block alternating schedule  (still 8 credits per year) or change   to 6 to 8 periods a day. Remember your school year must have the required   time for a student to attend.   Research other school systems in other   states and see how they do it.  Your main concern with changing the   schedule will be providing a better education to the students while cutting   operating expenses, thus saving money.

3 - Power Point: Work Safety on the Computer
4 - Power Point: Office Safety
5 - Power Point:  General Safety at Home & Everyday Living

Google the topics Computer Safety, Office Safety General Safety.  Read what comes up and determine what you feel is the most important on each then create a 2 to 3 slide Power Point on each topic.  Include pictures because you want to make it as if you were presenting to a group of people.

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 91-93  Do not turn in until next week ( We turn in Shark Bait questions every 2 weeks)
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Week 2  January 23 - January 27
Student Organizations

1. Student Organizations
   Vocabulary: Please type the word and the definition. Use Microsoft word.
   Business Professionals of America, DECA, Educators Rising, National FFA Organization, Skills USA, Technology Student Association, Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA), Future Educators Association (FEA), National Postsecondary Agricultural Student Organization (PAS), National Young Farmer Educational Association (NYFEA),

Create a Multi Slide  Power Point on Career and Technology Student Organizations.
FBLA, DECA, FCCLA,  HOSA, National Technical Honor Society
Include: Purpose, Benefits, Responsibilities of members, Student Opportunities, Conferences, & Competitions.  Include Club Logo and a brief history.

Web Site 1 Soft skills / Employment

1. Vocabulary: Please type the word and the definition. Use Microsoft word or Google Docs.
   Active listening, Confidence, Conflict resolution, Negotiation, Public speaking, Writing, Nonverbal communication, Empathy, Leader, Teamwork, Life Long Learner, Positive Attitude, Communication Skills, Self-Esteem, Fairness

Page 1
What are soft skills?
Why are soft skills important?
Provide 3 scenarios in which soft skills were/were not used and explain what went right or wrong.
Apply to life: Explain a time where you have practiced Soft Skills.
Present a problem and solve that problem using the learned techniques of Soft Skills.

Page 2
You are a manager at a cooperate office hiring the best-skilled employee, create a page representing 4 individuals for an interview, introducing employees with the best soft skills, and the least soft skills. Explain why or why not each employee may or may not be picked for the job based on their actions.

Page 3
Create a page script of a conversation between an employer and an employee. Make sure to represent good use of soft skills. Be creative and include many interactions between the employer and the employee.

Page 4
List 10 soft skills employers want the most and explain / define each

Page 5
Describe why soft skills are so important during the interview process and how important for students to learn soft skills.
Define hard skills and soft skills and compare / Explain the need for balance

Page 6
Explain the following topics and their impact on the employee/employer relationship.
Punctuality, self-representation, work ethic, respect, time management, integrity, leadership, teamwork and collaboration, conflict resolution, perseverance, commitment, healthy view of competition, global perspective, health and fitness, self-direction, continuing education and lifelong learning.

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 94 - 98
Turn in Shark Bait questions 91 - 98 Friday.
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All listed assignments are websites and are to be completed online.  Try any of the following Free Web Site Builder software programs.  Please use a many different ones as you can.  Let’s compare which program works better.

Wix – Best All-Around Website Builder.
Web site: https://www.wix.com
Review:  https://www.websitebuilderexpert.com/website-builders/free/#imcreator

Weebly – Ideal for Small Businesses.
Web site: https://www.weebly.com/
Review:   https://www.websitebuilderexpert.com/website-builders/free/#weebly

SITE123 – Great Design Assistance.
Web site: https://app.site123.com/?aff=248686&sid=FreeWB&l=en&landingSystem=1#
Review:  https://www.websitebuilderexpert.com/website-builders/free/#site123

WordPress – Perfect for Blogging.
Website: https://wordpress.com/
Review:  https://www.websitebuilderexpert.com/website-builders/free/#wordpress

Strikingly – Made for Simple Websites.
Web site: https://www.strikingly.com
Review:  https://www.websitebuilderexpert.com/website-builders/free/#strikingly

Jimdo – Small Online Store Builder.
Web site: https://www.jimdo.com/
Review:  https://www.websitebuilderexpert.com/website-builders/free/#jimdo

SimpleSite – Great Mobile Editor.
Web site: https://www.simplesite.com/
Review:  https://www.websitebuilderexpert.com/website-builders/free/#simplesite

Webnode – Quick and Easy Setup.
Web site: https://us.webnode.com
Review:  https://www.websitebuilderexpert.com/website-builders/free/#webnode

IM Creator – Great for White Label Businesses.
Web site: https://www.imcreator.com/
Review:  https://www.websitebuilderexpert.com/website-builders/free/#imcreator

Mozello – Create Simple Multilingual Sites.
Web site: https://www.mozello.com
Review:  https://www.websitebuilderexpert.com/website-builders/free/#mozello

https://www.yola.com/
https://www.squarespace.com/
https://www.websitebuilder.com/

Google Sites is not really a website builder for small businesses. It's more of a way to connect Google Services for a collaborative tool.

Please take some time and search for other Web Making software that is available online.

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Week 3   January 30 - February 3
Web Site 2 Inventions in History

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Anti-virus software, Backup, Browser, CD-ROM, Floppy disk, Format, Hard Drive, Icon, Memory, Modem, Operating system, Privacy, Router, Social networking, Storage, Terabyte, Terminal, Upload, Virus, Window, Digital Nomad, Processing, Input, Output, LCD Screen, BIOS, Firmware, CD/DVD, USB, Hardware, Software

Web Site 2
Inventions in History
What Inventions have been the most helpful
What is your favorite Invention
If you could create an invention, what would it be, what would it do, what would you call it, what would it look like
3 or 4 pages

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 99 - 103  Do not turn in until next week
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Week 4   February 6 - February 10
Web Site 3 Disasters

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word -  Please type the word and the definition.
   Computer, Keyboard, Words Per Minute, Home-row, social media, email, ethical, unethical, cyber bulling, ethics, copyright, software, hardware, internet, virus, piracy, personal use of company email, Word Processing Skills, Spreadsheets Skills, Web / Internet Knowledge, Educational Copyright, Downloading Software, Installing Computer Software

Web Site 3
1—5 Pages ---Complete the following Topics:
Disasters
Dream Phone--Describe you "Perfect" Cell Phone. List all the things it will do. Use Paintbrush to draw a picture of your Dream Phone and add the picture to your webpage.
Careers --Employment Web Sites
Rate the best 5. Why are they better than the others
Energy Recourses & Alternatives for the United States
Local Radio Stations What type of music is played, etc., etc

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 104 - 108
Turn in Shark Bait questions 99 - 108 Friday.
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Week 5  February 13 - February 17  
Web Site 4 Top Ten

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Punctuality, Respect, Integrity, Leadership, Collaboration, Conflict Resolution, Competition, Self-Direction, Lifelong Learning, Manners, Eye Contact, Attitude, Speaking Skills, Commitment,

Web Site 4
At least 4 pages
Your Top Ten Your favorite Movies, Songs, Music groups, TV Shows, Actors, Actresses, Books, School Classes, Sports, Athletes,
10 Most Influential People of All Time—Brief history on each – where and when were they born (died), what did they do that was so great, why do you consider them Influential
Favorite Restaurant /Cuisine--Research the company , menu, etc. etc.

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 109 - 113 Do not turn in until next week
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Week 6 & 7 February 22 - 24 & February 28 - March 3
Web Site 5  Computers

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word -  Please type the word and the definition..
   Email Attachment, Spam, CC, BC, Inbox, Chain Mail, Out of Office, Phishing, Headquarters, Incentive, Investment, Problem Solving, Resourceful, Diversity, Task Management, Customer Service Skills, GPS, Apps, Satellite, Cookie, Cyberterrorist, Firewall, Green Computing, 

Web Site 5
Computers--(Home Page)    10 Total Pages
Different Sections:
Security
Virus
Online Banking/Shopping
E-Bay  How does it work?  How do you use it?
Technical Support--- Where, Why, Should you pay??
Computer Classes For Seniors (Create--You Are the teacher)
Computer Jobs  for people with disabilities
Networking/Gaming
Cell Phone Internet / Email
Note Pads

PLEASE be detailed with your information and use your own words.  DO NOT COPY AND PASTE--Pictures should be on all pages to go along with your writing

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 114 - 121
Turn in Shark Bait questions 109 - 121 Friday.
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Week 8    March 6 - March 10
Web Site 6  Advancements

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Word, Publisher, Excel, Margins, Header, Footer, Line Spacing, Bold, Row, Column, Cell, Function, Graphs, Editing, Alignment, Page Set Up, Sort, Filter, Design, Font, Layout,

Web Site 6
Home page and 1 pages for the following topics:
Advances in Medical Technology in last 50 years
Advances in Automotive Technology in last 50 years
Advancement of computers from the first computer to the newest hand held and cell phones

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 122 - 126 Do not turn in until next week
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Week 9 & Week 10 March 14 - 17 & March 20 - 24
Web Site 7 Public Issues / Social Media

1. Vocabulary: Algorithm, analog, app, application, array, backup, bandwidth, binary, bit, bite, bitmap, blog, blogger, bookmark, boot, broadband, browser, buffer, bug, bus, byte, cache, caps lock, captcha, CD, CD-ROM, client, clip art, clip board,

Web Site 7 Public Issues / Social Media / Fake News
Name public issues that affect you –What caused these issues --What can you do to correct the issues,
Appropriate / Inappropriate News
Rate News agency’s --  ABC, NBC. CBS, FOX, CNN, etc. etc.  Are they bias?  Play favorites?
Discuss today’s technology, Pro’s and Con’s of how people use it , Advertising, Pop Up ads
Facebook, Cell phones, texting, RoBo calling – Good/ Bad –Safety Issues – Manners – Posting pictures/videos online
What do we need to do to protect ourselves from identity theft, credit fraud,
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 Sports Team Web Site Special Project  (Google Sites)

You are the proud owner of a sports team (you choose type of team, basketball, football, baseball, hockey etc.)
Using Google Sites create a web site for your team.  You need to have a team name, mascot, nickname, city & state, stadium or arena.  You need the following in your website:
Name, address, phone number, email, and directions to your stadium or arena. Picture of your stadium.
Roster of players
Roster of coaches
Team Staff
Include a picture of each person - name & contact information
Game Schedule & Ticket Information (include prices)
Entertainment page to include upcoming events (concerts, rodeos, ice events, be creative  on your list)
Add any additional information you wish.  Your site needs to promote you team and stadium.  Market your stadium for uses other than your team use.  
This is a creative assignment.  Information will be creative and not true.  Be creative with names, job titles, etc. etc.  Use your imagination. Have fun with this and learn to create a website.  Your website should have a minimum of 6 pages but you could add as many as you think you need to properly promote. 

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 127 - 130 -  131- 135
Turn in Shark Bait questions 122 - 135 Friday.
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Week 11   March 27 - March 31
Web Site 8  Pro League Teams

Vocabulary copyright, CPU (central processing unit), cybercrime, cyberspace, cursor, dashboard, data, data mining, database, debug, decompress, delete, desktop, development, digital, disk, DNS (domain name system), document, domain, domain name, dot, dot matrix, download, drag, DVD (digital versatile disc), dynamic, email, emoticon, encrypt, encryption, enter, Exabyte, external storage,

Web Site 8
Select One—-NBA, NFL, MLB League  ----- All Teams
Show Name of team, team owner, Arena name, net worth of franchise, team logo, link to team home page, brief history of the team

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 136 - 140 Do not turn in until next week
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Spring Break April 3 - April 7
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Week 12
April 10 - April 14

1. Vocabulary: FAQ (frequently asked questions), file, finder, firewall, firmware, flaming, flash, flash drive, floppy disk, flowchart, folder, font, format, frame, freeware, gigabyte, graphics, hack, hacker, hardware, home page, host, html, hyperlink, hypertext, icon, inbox, integer, interface, Internet, Intranet, IP address,

Web Site 9
Holidays--What do you and your family do, go, celebrate ??   Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter (Spring Break), etc. etc.
Your Future--What do you want to be, go,, have ??
Living @ the Beach during Winter --???
Beach Street Vendors
Surf Boards
Beach Laws (Create your own)  Smoking, Driving, Dogs, Fires, Golf Carts, Games, Etc. Etc.

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 141 - 145
Turn in Shark Bait questions 136 - 145 Friday.
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Week  13   April 17 - April 21
Web Site 10 Traffic / Travel

1. Vocabulary: Please type the word and the definition.
   Cloud Storage, Software, Syncing, Input devices, Output devices, Processing, CPU, Technology, Network, Server, Router, URL, Spam, Hacking, Windows, Apple MacOS, Linux,  ChromeOS, iOS, Android, Peta-, Tera-, Giga-, Mega- Kilo-, Hz, Bit, Byte, Binary Long-term memory, Motherboard,

Web Site 10
Traffic & Travel
Major highways used in
South Eastern United States
South Carolina
Myrtle Beach Area
Do we need more?  Where?
Do we need to upgrade roads?  Where?
Name to most traveled roads?
How is NEW  road construction funded? 
How is road repair & maintenance funded?
Do you have a new ideas how roads can be funded

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 146 - 150 Do not turn in until next week
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Week    14   April 24 -April 28
Web Site 11  South Carolina

1. Vocabulary: None for this week -- This is a Big web site to create.
   
   Web Site 11
   South Carolina
   South Carolina Government---3 sections listed below
   Federal, State, County (Council & School Board)
   South Carolina Colleges
   South Carolina Beaches
   South Carolina Hurricanes
   Famous People from South Carolina
   South Carolina Native Americans
   South Carolina Wildlife
   Francis Marion --Who was he?? What did he do? Why is he so famous? How many things in South Carolina are named after him?
   Ghosts of Horry & Georgetown Counties

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 151 - 155
Turn in Shark Bait questions 146 - 155 Friday.
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Week  15   May 1 - May 5 
Web Site 12  News Outlet

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Analysis, Argument, Brainstorming, Focus, Organizational Focus, Environmental Focus,  Perspective , Evaluate , Outcome , Pros and Cons , Alternatives, Resources, Solution, Problem, Conflict, Effect, Thinker, Analytic Rubric for Problem Solving,  Formative Assessment, Summative Assessment,  
   Web Site 12
   3 Column multi page site
   Create YOUR newspaper or News Station Website.  (Please study other websites for ideas)  Pages to include:
   Local News
   National News
   Sports
   Classified -- Different Sections  Jobs, For Sale, Real Estate, Etc.
   Entertainment
   Money
   YOUR news website needs to be easy to navigate thru---EASY to read—Pleasing to the eye----Stories and pictures need to be included
   Be creative with your stories--take your time--This assignment is a major grade
   

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 156 - 160 Do not turn in until next week
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Week  16   May 8 - May 12  
Web Site 13  

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Bug, Debug, Compile, Code, Command, Computer Science, Conditionals, Data, C++, C#, Functions, Java, JavaScript, Logical, Python, Relational, Swift, Pseudocode, Flowcharts, Software Testing,  Integrated Development Environment, Variables, Version Control, Program Design, Program Quality

Web Site 13
US Presidents --Index Listing Presidents, Page on each President, Picture, Name, Party, Years in office, Bio on each, and Important decisions made while in office 

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 161 - 165
Turn in Shark Bait questions 156 - 165 Friday.
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Week 17   May 15 - May 19
Web Site  14 & 15 History By the Decade / Concert

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Internet, Web Page, Google, Search Engine, URL, HTML, Hyperlink, Browser, Address Bar, Bookmark, Cookie, Cyber Monday, Cyberbully, Cyberspace, Hashtag, HTTP, Social Network, Spam, Spammer, Surfing, WWW,  Explorer, Firefox, Antivirus, Broadband, Domain Name, Download, Fire Wall, Home Page, IP Address, Java, Modem, Router, Proxy Server, Spyware, Wi-Fi, Intranet, Sysop, Trojan Horse, Upload, Virus, Worm,
   
   Web Site 14
   History by the Decades
   60's, 70's, 80's 90's     
   Create a Historical Timeline for each decade
   Show important happening during their time period, Advancements, problems, who was President
   Show price of gas, milk -- What music and artist was number 1 during the time period. Be creative and very detailed -- The more facts the better your grade will be.
   
   Web Site 15
   Concert Venue
   Program of Your Concert -- Artists, History of Artists, time, place, date
   b. Tickets for your concert
   c.  Create a drawing of your arena and parking area. Please provide seating areas and prices for the seats.  Make sure you include concession areas (with menu and prices), dressing rooms for artists, rest rooms for ticket holders and any other service you could provide to make the concert a success 

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 166 - 170 Do not turn in until next week ________________________________________________

Week 18   May 22 - May 26
Web Site  16  Favorite Country/50 Richest

1. Vocabulary: Using Microsoft Word - Please type the word and the definition.
   Consent, Consequences, Encounter, Ethics, Internet privacy, Photo shopping, Privacy policy, snoop, social engineering, reputation, Computer programmers, Computer support specialists, cyber law, Firewall, Network, collaboration, virtual, blogs, interact, confidentiality, privacy, piracy, fraud & misuse, liability, copyright, trade secrets, sabotage, Computer Crime, Cyber Stalking, Cyber Bullying, Moral, Consequences, Computer Law, Internet Privacy, Identity Thief,  Moral point of view, Computer Addiction, Trafficking, spyware, adware, malware, viruses, ransomware, phishing, hacking, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Pinterest, Tumblr, Classmate

Web Site 16
1. Pick your favorite country---Location—Map—Population—Economy—Culture—History—Language—Foods—Government—Why do you like it

2.Use a table format to show the 50 richest people in the United States.  Who they are, where they live, age, total wealth, how did they make it (that is 5 columns).  Link their name to their business website

Shark Bait Questions
Questions 171 - 175
Turn in Shark Bait questions 166 - 175 Friday.
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Week 19 May30 - June 2
Exam
Create a 3 page web
Your Last Name College
Main page, student page, athletic page
Create school colors and a mascot
Show activities, events, student life, academic offerings, etc. etc
Be creative and have fun with this
90 minutes to complete--

Shark Bait

In case of school closure, sickness, or personal trip, all students are encouraged to keep up with their assignments.  Keep moving forward with the posted assignments (remember we 1 shark bait question a day in class).  Once an assignment is completed you may save or email it to Mr. Randall.  If you have any questions regarding an assignment email Mr. Randall.  You will receive a response ASAP.  Krandall@horrycountyschools.net. 

Students: Create a Word File named Shark Bait. Type the question of the day. Use the Internet to find the answer.
Email the questions and answers to krandall@horrycountyschools.net every 2 weeks. Teacher will announce email dates.

Day	Shark Bait Questions
1	Name the superintendent of Horry County Schools.
2	Name the governor of South Carolina?
3	What is the State Capitol of South Carolina?
4	What is South Carolina's largest river?
5	Who was South Carolina's first governor?
6	What is South Carolina's state tree?
7	How many state senators are there in South Carolina?
8	What is South Carolina's state butterfly?
9	What is the State Fish of South Carolina?
10	What is South Carolina's largest lake?
11	What is the oldest college in South Carolina?
12	What are the top 3 agricultural crops in South Carolina?
13	What is South Carolina's nickname?
14	What is South Carolina's state game bird?
15	Name the only SC US Senator elected by write in votes
16	How many SC Counties border the Atlantic Ocean?
17	How many frogs are used to make SC Traditional Frogmore Stew?
18	Where can you find the worlds largest collection of outdoor American figurative sculptures?
19	How many times a day does the average person laugh?
20	What is the most used letter in the English alphabet?
21	What is the coldest continent in the world?
22	How many glasses of milk does a cow give in a lifetime?
23	Odontophobia is the fear of what?
24	Does sound travel faster in air or water?
25	What was the first coin to have a president on it?
26	At what temperature does water become air?
27	How many species of poisonous birds are there in the world?
28	What do the stars on the American flag mean?
29	How many stripes are on the American flag? And what do they represent?
30	How many branches are in the Unites States government?
31	How long do we elect senators for?
32	Name the two Presidents that were Impeached
33	Name the First Actor to be Elected President
34	Who was Vice President and  President and not elected to either post?
35	What President served in both World War 1 & 2
36	Name the only President to take the oath of office from a female judge
37	Name the only President to unanimously elected
38	Who was the First President to have a Christmas tree in the White House?
39	Before becoming a politician, what was President Lyndon Johnson's occupation?
40	Name the tallest and shortest US President? What was their height?
41	Which president had a pet bear while in office?
42	What was President William McKinley pet Parrot name?
43	Which U.S president was the last not to have a college degree?
44	How many flowers are in the design stamped on each side of an Oreo cookie?
45	What food is the leading source of salmonella poisoning?
46	What falling fruit supposedly inspired Isaac Newton to write the laws of gravity?
47	What is used to de-headed, de-veined and sort by size shrimp?
48	What fast food restaurant  introduced the first modern-day drive-thru window
49	If Black-eyed peas are not peas.  What are they?
50	How much pizza do Americans eat  each day?
51	How many rows are on an ear of corn?
52	How many grapes does the average person eat each year?
53	According to the FDA, what is the only fish to produce real caviar?
54	Where was the first Pizza Hut built?
55	What animal has three eye lids?
56	Why are Flamingos pink?
57	What percent of jelly fish is water?
58	In what season do children tend to grow the fastest?
59	What state has the highest percentage of people who walk to work?
60	How many letters does the Hawaiian alphabet have?
61	What is the average amount of time that a human will spend kissing in his life?
62	What is the only animal that never sleeps?
63	How many inches are there in one mile?
64	What does a snail breath from?
65	What percent of people in this world are left handed?
66	How fast does a sneeze travel out of your nose?
67	How many different animal shapes are in the animal cracker zoo?
68	How many gallons of water does the average person personally use in a day ?
69	On average, how many other people in this world have the same birthday as you?
70	How many grooves are there on the edge of a quarter?
71	Is it possible for a fish to drown?
72	How would a lizard communicate with another lizard?
73	How fast can a turkey run?
74	What was the oldest known animal to live? How long did it live?
75	What kind of bird is the only bird that can fly backwards?
76	What is the only letter in the alphabet that is not in any of the states’ names?
77	Where is the only place where you can see the sunrise on the Pacific and set on the Atlantic?
78	Where were the first miniature golf courses put?
79	What is the most spoken language in the world?
80	Who invented popcorn?
81	What is another name for a male kangaroo?
82	What is another name for a female kangaroo?
83	About how much will one lemon tree produce in one year?
84	What was the first capital of the United States?
85	How many dimples are there on an American golf ball?
86	What was the last letter added to our alphabet?
87	What is the first state in America to reach sunlight each morning?
88	What does “ZIP” stand for in “ZIP Code?”
89	What is the only U.S. state that grows coffee?
90	What U.S. state has never came below the temperature of 0 degrees?
91	What is the official dance of the state of Washington?
92	How many letters look the same down as right side up?
93	Each year the average American eats how many pounds of apples?
94	What is the only New England state without a seacoast?
95	Who was the only President to be defeated by his Vice President?
96	Where and when the first escalator was built?
97	What is the most common name in nursery rhymes?
98	What is the raised bump reflectors on the U.S roads named?
99	How long is the Statue of Liberty’s nose
100	What color are beavers teeth?
101	About how much water does the sun evaporate a day?
102	What is the tallest bird on earth and how tall is it?
103	A pelican can hold more food in its beak or its belly?
104	Which state is home to the first tea farm?
105	How long can beavers hold their breath underwater?
106	Name the only mobile national monument in America
107	Name the only mammals that can not jump
108	What is the fastest healing part of the human body?
109	What contains more Vitamin C - Strawberries or Oranges
110	Name the most Eastern and the Most Western State in the US
111	Average American eats how many cookies in his/her lifetime?
112	What animal is trained by the US Coast Guard to spot people at sea?
113	How many steps are in the Capitol building in Washington DC?
114	What was the Original name of Nashville, Tennessee?
115	How much has Mt. Everest grown over the last 100 years?
116	Which state in the US produces the most toothpicks?
117	What is the area code of Cape Canaveral, Florida?
118	How many Americans live within 50 miles of where they were born?
119	US Interstate Highways with even numbers run in which direction?
120	One acre of peanuts will make how many peanut butter sandwiches?
121	What size sandal does the Statue of Liberty wear?
122	What is the dot over the I called?
123	What is the most consumed fruit in the world?
124	What was the first fruit eaten on the moon?
125	Which finger has the fastest growing nail?
126	Which contains more sugar? Lemon or Strawberry
127	Was Tug-of-War ever an Olympic sport?
128	What was the Lollipop names after?
129	What was the White House called before it was given the name White House in 1901?
130	What is a group of Porcupines called?
131	Name the most Northern, Western, and Eastern states in the US.
132	What is the fear of being tickled by feathers?
133	What is the fear of happiness?
134	In Olympic archery, what is the standard distance of the target from the archer?
135	Which water sport is the official state individual sport of Hawaii?
136	What figure of speech meaning, “including everything”, comes from three major parts of a musket?
137	In what country were the Winter Olympics first held: When ?
138	What igneous rock has a density less than water?
139	What is the only snake in the world that builds a nest for its eggs?
140	Who sang the title song “Grease” in the 1978 musical motion picture?
141	In 1863, which U.S. President declared that the last Thursday in November should be celebrated as Thanksgiving?
142	Which famous toy manufacturer is also the world’s largest tire manufacturer by units produced?
143	A word that is spelled the same forwards and backwards is called a what?
144	The adult human skeleton is made of up how many bones?
145	When referring to cables used to transmit audio/video, what does HDMI stand for?
146	What two sisters faced each other in the finals of the French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open in 2002?
147	Who is the only basketball player to score 100 points in a single NBA game?
148	In what city would you find the Wizard of Oz?
149	Where does Spongebob Squarepants work?
150	The United States Supreme Court consists of how many judges?
151	Which country financed Christopher Columbus’ 1492 exploration?
152	In which national park would you find the geyser known as “Old Faithful”?
153	In the game of pool, what is the standard color for the one ball?
154	Able to be seen from outer space, what is Earth’s largest living structure?
155	Who was the commander of the Confederate Army during the battle of Gettysburg?
156	What automobile manufacturer was first to implement the assembly line for the mass production of an entire automobile?
157	The southernmost part of the US is located in which state?
158	In the classic board game Monopoly, how much does it cost to buy a railroad?
159	“My bologna has a first name” are the first words of a classic Jingle advertising what company?
160	Founded in 1921, this company was credited with being the first “fast food” chain?
161	What is the name for the longest side of a right triangle?
162	What does the acronym for the German multinational company BMW stand for?
163	What was major league baseball’s Yogi Berra’s real name?
164	In our solar system, which planet has the shortest day?
165	In the Harry Potter series, what is the name of Harry’s pet owl?
166	In geometry, how many sides are on a heptagon?
167	The Heisman Memorial Trophy is awarded annually to the most outstanding player in which college sport?
168	In our solar system which two planets are known as ice giants?
169	What does the acronym USB stand for when referring to a computer port?
170	What are the three main ingredients in the campfire treat known as a “s’more”?
171	What fast food franchise has the most worldwide locations?
172	“Granny Smith” is a popular type of which fruit?
173	In the movie “The Wizard of Oz”, what did the Scarecrow want from the wizard?
174	Who wrote the Pledge of Allegiance of the United States?
175	What vitamin is produced when a person is exposed to sunlight?
176	What is the most popular breed of dog in the United States?
177	What is a group of lions called?
178	What are the five boroughs of New York City?
179	What do you call a group of unicorns?
180	Which planet is furthest from the sun?
181	How many US states border the Pacific Ocean?
182	What is the largest internal organ of the human body?
183	What is the fastest fish in the Ocean?
184	How many U.S. presidents were only children?
185	What is the fear of clowns called?
186	In Horse racing, how many furlongs are in a mile?
187	The Electoral College in the United States is made up of how many electors?
188	How many keys are on most baby grand pianos?
189	Which state of the United States is the smallest?
190	Gumbo is a stew that originated in which state?
191	In which U.S. state would you find Mount Rushmore?
192	In the United States which breed of dog is commonly known as a firehouse dog?
193	How many squares are there on a chess board?
194	Which President is on the United States 1,000 dollar bill?
195	Who is next in line to succeed the President, after the Vice President?
196	What was the first wild card NFL team to win the Super Bowl?
197	Aspirin comes from the bark of what tree?
198	What is the white part of the inside of an egg called?
199	What 3 countries do not use the metric system?
200	How far can a dog walk in the woods?

Computer Lab Rules

Classroom Management Plan

Horry County Schools endorses learning experiences, which include emphasis on life skills and workplace competencies. Recognizing my responsibility to meet all local standards, as well as state and national standards, I present the following expectations in my attempt to make learning as relevant and meaningful as possible. By encouraging students to follow these procedures and expectations, I will be enhancing their development of the skills and habits that are vital to a productive worker and citizen.

1.       Goals of Successful Student Management. The underlying goals of my Classroom Management Plan are that the following will take place:

–      Students will support instruction by valuing & protecting opportunities to learn.
–      Teacher and students will establish a climate of mutual respect and cooperation.
–      Teacher will establish clearly defined limits of behavior and students will respect those limits.
–      Teacher will provide opportunities for students to learn to behave responsibly.

2.       Classroom Rules. Listed below are classroom rules that I expect students to follow at ALL times.

Ø       I will respect you just as you will respect me. We all deserve to be treated with consideration and courtesy.
Ø       We have the right to disagree with one another, but we will do so in a pleasant, cordial manner.
Ø       Students should enter the classroom quietly, take your seat, and begin working on your warm-up exercise. If one is not available, you may talk quietly with your neighbor until the teacher begins.
Ø       Students should not talk or interrupt while the teacher is talking.
Ø       Students should clean their work area and stay in their seat until the bell rings.

3.       When Absent from School/Class. As a responsible student, it is expected of you to take care of all missed assignments, tests, or note taking during any absence from class. Any absence from class includes field trips, excused or unexcused absences, or any time the student is out of the class for any reason. It is the responsibility of the student, not the teacher, to take care of missed work. As a school, our expectations are that students will attend school regularly, get to class on time, conduct themselves in a way that does not infringe on the rights of others, and accept their responsibility as good school citizens. 

4. Rules for Leaving the Classroom. It is understood that students may need to leave the class on occasion. Other than necessary restroom breaks or visits to the nurse, other requests will not be allowed during class time. Students are asked to take care of other matters (phone calls, lunch or library dues, etc.) between classes, during lunch, or before / after school. Remember…

v      Students must carry a hall pass at all times.
v      Never interrupt a lesson to ask permission to leave. The student should practice patience and wait until a break in lecture or lesson has taken place.
v      One student will leave the classroom at a time.
v      Take care of your bathroom needs before you arrive to class or, if you think you will be late to class, ask as soon as you see me in the hall.

5.       Consequences of Breaking Classroom Rules. If any rules or expectations are not respected, the following consequences can be expected:
·         First action:  Student will be given a verbal warning. Note that use of profanity and any action that creates a class disturbance will result in an immediate Behavior Referral.
·         Next action: Student will be asked to stay after class to discuss the situation. Depending on the severity, a parent or guardian will be contacted immediately regarding the problem. If the behavior continues to be disruptive, a parent will be notified of the situation.
·         Final action:  Students will be referred to administration for further action. 

6.       Severe Disruptions.  In the event of a severe disruption, the above rules will be bypassed and the student will be referred to administration. A severe disruption is defined as overt refusal to follow the teacher’s instructions, fighting, vandalism, and explicit threat to the safety of a teacher, student, themselves, or any behavior that stops the class from functioning. See the SJH Student Handbook for further disciplinary actions.

7.       Rewards for Good Behavior. I believe there should be rewards for positive behavior, good leadership skills, perfect attendance, and academic achievement. Every student is  expected to act in a responsible manner, and to do their very best. Rewards will consist of verbal praises, positive feedback on report cards, certificates during awards programs, and more!

SJHS Student Handbook 2022 - 2023