The Graduate Certificate in K12 Computer Science Education prepares K12 teachers to teach computational thinking to learners at the elementary and secondary levels. Domains include computational thinking, algorithmic thinking, breaking down complex problems, abstracting and generalizing principles to solve problems, and development of creative thinking. Teachers learn to teach these concepts and skills through culturally relevant pedagogy, attending to how culture and context impact student learning.
Admission
To be considered for admission into the Graduate Certificate in K12 Computer Science Education, applicants must have completed a bachelor’s degree.
Requirements for the Graduate Certificate in K12 Computer Science Education
Students must complete 9 credits from the following courses:
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| CEP |
814 |
Computational Thinking for K12 Educators |
3 |
| CEP |
824 |
Programming Concepts for K12 Educators |
3 |
| CEP |
833 |
Creativity in K12 Computing Education |
3 |