An illustrated cartoon guide to solving problems, designing systems, and understanding human behavior!

Find some facts behind computational thinking, learn the history of this problem solving method, and understand how it affects different disciplines.

This short article clearly illustrates the need for teaching computational thinking in the schools. It lays out the foundation of teaching these skills across grade levels.

Students collaborate to create a story together at the same time using Google shared document.

This SQL tutorial will teach you how to use SQL to access and manipulate data in various database systems.

This tutorial gives a complete understanding of Java. It will take you through simple and practical approach while learning Java programming language.

Python is a programming language that lets you work quickly and integrate systems more effectively.

This tutorial will teach you JavaScript, the programming language of HTML and the Web.

XML stands for EXtensible Markup Language software, and was designed to describe data.

[Free Registration/Login Required] An autobiographical text about a young man who grew up interested in taking things apart to find out how they work, and how that later became career. A question sheet is available to help students build...

This activity explores how images are displayed, based on the pixel as a building block using data compression. The compression method used in this activity is based on the one used in fax machines, for black and white images.

Students collaboratively create an illustrated story as a team by using Google Presentation.

Use a Play Lab project to collect data and make predictions. Use this unplugged activity to introduce data.

Help students realize that failure and frustration are common when working on projects, but that doesn't mean that they should give up.

How would you look for a book in a library if the books were sorted in alphabetical order? Is that easier than if they were out of order?

Test to see if you successfully decrypted clues.

This site is dedicated to Alan Turing. It has a timeline of important events in his life as well as links to sites with additional information on him.

A collection of video lectures from a VLSI design course taught at the National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning. The course focuses on design, verification, and test with forty lectures. Topics covered include bipolar junction...

John von Neumann was a brilliant mathematician. His work impacted several fields of study. This lecture series provides a brief description of his life and contribution to computer science.

Alan Turing is sometimes referred to as the father of modern computer science. This lecture series provides a brief description of his well-known contribution, the Turing Machine.

The University of St. Andrews provides a biography on John von Neumann. Learn about his contributions to game theory and computer science.

Short biographical entry on Church's accomplishments in logic and significance for modern computer science.

At this site from the Center for Distance Learning and Innovation there's a monstrous listing of possible science fair projects. You can choose from primary (grades 1-4), elementary (grades 4-6), intermediate (grades 7-9), or senior...

Put your interest in computers into an investigation of the career of computer hardware engineer. If you want to improve the speed and function of your computer, this is your career. This Science Buddies site lays out the requirements...