Computer Science Curriculum Intern
Location: Washington, D.C. / Remote
Commitment: 20-30 hours per week About the internship: The Congressional App Challenge (CAC) is a national contest that requires participants to have some knowledge of computer programming. In order to help those would-be participants (and their tutors, educators, camp counselors, etc.) who have not been exposed to computer science, the CAC seeks to craft a Computer Science 101 course designed for beginners. The CAC aims to improve the teaching and learning of computer science for middle school students throughout the United States. Our intern would develop an innovative new curriculum which would span 8 to 10 days. The curriculum would cover: The history of computing Diversity in the industry The difference between static and dynamic websites User-centric design Programming basics in JavaScript (w3schools.com) Variable declaration Integers and strings For and while loops SwapFunction calls Creating a JavaScript web app for a well-known child's game Rock, paper, scissors HangmanMath Quiz Personality QuizTick-tack-toe Randomized DiceHow to record screen captures of your work, edit the content, post it to free online video sites
Requirements:- Basic knowledge of computer programming
- Previous coursework in lesson planning
- Interest in coding and computer science education
Please Note:
The Congressional App Challenge only considers applications from college students If you are interested, please apply here.
