1. CSE 3 – Fall 2015 Sierra Ampudia
Computational Thinking
CSE 3 – Fall 2015
Sierra Ampudia
Making Information Available to the World with HTML and Web Pages
We learned how using the basic HTML skeleton and by utilizing the Secure File Transfer, we could make our own websites and upload them to the Internet.
In CSE 3 we have learned the tools to become computer literate. Beginning with basic HTML, we worked through different labs, including Python, to eventually be able to
Dynamic Webpage Programming with JavaScript
JavaScript was the final programming goal for this course. Using the knowledge we gained from the creation of our HTML websites, along with the loops and code we learned from Python, we were able to create two JavaScript webpages: one that
Write code for JavaScript. We have also learned about operations, and security.
IDLE Programming with Python
Converted binary to decimal and another that played Black Jack, using User input.
We utilized the Python programming to transition from HTML into JavaScript, taking advantage of the Integrated Development and Learning Environment PyCharm provided.
Presentation of Information with MS PowerPoint
Data Analysis and Visualization with MS Excel
Excel provides tools to execute math functions so that you don’t have to calculate the functions manually. Along with calculations,
Desktop Publishing with MS Word
Excel also provides an organized way to view data, both in tables, but also in graphs and other visual displays of information.
PowerPoint allows a way to create presentations in a unique way where you can customize the display of the information. The slides in the presentation can include text, pictures, graphs, and hyperlinks. PowerPoint provides a professional demonstration, and can also be used to form posters such as this one.
Format information from the Internet into a Word document, and then convert
from Word to PDF and upload online.