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Adventures in Computational Thinking By Emily Chen

Adventures in Computational Thinking By Emily Chen. Making Information Available to the World with HTML and Web Pages. Data Analysis and Visualization with MS Excel. Visual Programming with Alice. Computational Thinking. I learned how to create my own webpage through HTML.

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Adventures in Computational Thinking By Emily Chen

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  1. Adventures in Computational Thinking By Emily Chen Making Information Available to the World with HTML and Web Pages Data Analysis and Visualization with MS Excel Visual Programming with Alice Computational Thinking I learned how to create my own webpage through HTML. Through Alice, we were able to create a virtual reality with objects and methods. Computational thinking is thinking on different levels using computer intelligence and technology. It is a stronger and complex way of thinking to help solve problems and design systems. Using Excel, we generated graphs and charts to analyze data. Desktop Publishing with MS Word Dynamic Webpage Programming with JavaScript Presentation of Information with MS Powerpoint We used Microsoft Word to create structured documents with headers, a table of contents, and a bibliography. Through JavaScript and HTML, we created interactive webpages. We used PowerPoint to make a neat and organized presentation of data.

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