5/17/2017 0 Comments May 17th, 2017 An integral part of teaching computer science is based on access to competent computer systems. At New Tech, we're lucky enough to have access to computers almost anywhere in the school. But for those who don't, how can they learn about things like image and text compression, error detection, binary numbers and cryptographic protocols? Through CS Unplugged, of course. CS Unplugged is a project by The University of Canterbury in New Zealand and the Computer Science Education Research Group. It teaches core computer science concepts through fun classroom activities. We were assigned to teach a topic from CS Unplugged in a easy way that didn't require a computer. We eventually landed on Cryptographic Protocol, our indecisive selves resorting to using a random number generator to pick between three topics.
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