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Looking for a meaningful project to go with the Code.org AP CSP Algorithms unit? If you have noticed that Code.org does not really include a full project for this unit, this resource fills that gap with a structured, student-friendly assignment that helps learners apply algorithmic thinking in a clear and practical way. This resource gives students the chance to do more than just answer lesson questions. They first analyze two different algorithms for the same task, decide which one is more e

This is full 11 week course designed to take students through the game design process using code.org and JavaScript. They will need to create a code.org account and join a class. There are videos for each lesson and project. By the end of this course students will be expected to have design, built, and tested their own game. Throughout the course they will learn both how to use Game Lab sprites but also JavaScript programming. You are paying for the canvas course and organization (videos, projec

In order to go into Cyber Security one must first understand networking. This 11 week Canvas course pulls from Cisco Skills for All and starts with networking, moves on to network defense then finally into cyber defense. I have organized pieces of three Skills for All courses into one clean Canvas course with quizzes and projects. Note: you can get all the courses for free from Skills for All this just organizes everything into a nice Canvas course. It is recommended that you have your students

This is my CS140R Introduction to Systems Course I wrote for Canvas. It is an 11 week course that I teach for my high school class and is approved for dual credit with the local community college. It includes quizzes, projects, exams, and plenty of videos (the whole course could be taught online). Students will need a Raspberry Pi. The course covers Linux, file systems, computer security, network security, network software, and much more with hands on, do it yourself learning that won't break yo

New and Improved 5/6/2026 (updated - No trinket) This is my CS195 Web Development Course I wrote for Canvas. It is an 11 week course that I teach for my high school class and is approved for dual credit with the local community college. It includes quizzes, projects, exams, and plenty of videos (the whole course could be taught online). Recent Addition - 3 rights and a wrong - where students show three writes and a wrong and have other students (in the chat) answer. Can turn each weeks on and of

This is my CS133 Practical Programming with Python Course I wrote for Canvas. It is an 11 week course that I teach for my high school class and is approved for dual credit with the local community college. It includes quizzes, projects, exams, and plenty of videos (the whole course could be taught online) It should be noted that you are paying for the Canvas course not the content. Much of the content is free online already. However, I have complied it into 10 learning weeks and one final projec

This is my CS275 Introduction to Databases Course I wrote for Canvas. It is an 11 week course that I teach for my high school class and is approved for dual credit with the local community college. It includes quizzes, projects, exams, and plenty of videos (the whole course could be taught online). It should be noted that you are paying for the Canvas course not the content. Much of the content is free online already. However, I have complied it into 10 learning weeks and one final test week (w

This is my CS295 Web Development Course 2 I wrote for Canvas. It is an 11 week course that I teach for my high school class and is approved for dual credit with the local community college. It includes quizzes, projects, exams, and plenty of videos (the whole course could be taught online). THIS is the SECOND course. Students should do CS195 first This course does a JavaScript review followed by PHP basics, SQL basics, and then how to integrate SQL into a webpage using PHP. It should be noted th

Raspberry Pi Network Soundboard Project – Engage Your Students with Real-World IoT!Empower your students to build their own network-controlled soundboard using a Raspberry Pi. This hands-on project integrates HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Python, and SQL, challenging students to create a fully interactive webpage that plays sounds directly from a Pi, accessible from any device on the network. Students will learn to build secure login systems, dynamic sound controls, and real-time sound uploads—

This hands-on activity promotes creativity, communication, and critical thinking by having students design, document, and follow instructions for building simple LEGO models. It's perfect for fostering teamwork, problem-solving, and refining writing skills. Key Steps:Design: Students create a simple LEGO model using 4-6 connected pieces.Record: They document their design with a photo or drawing, paying attention to colors.Write Instructions: Students write clear, detailed instructions for replic

This is a full 11 week Canvas course that I converted from a different system. It has quizzes, projects, exams, and even group discussions. I worked with another professor who gave me the course to covert and distribute (hence the free price). If you like the product, please check out my other courses. How to install videoIf you like this course, check out the follow up course.

Utilize a simple yet complex encryption technology. Based off of the old Ceaser Cipher, this tool encrypts messages based on a key word to "shift" the alphabet. It opens with any browser and students can view the code if they are curious.

Challenge your students to see why they can't beat this game (without cheating). It is simple math. (internet connect required if you want a offline version you should be able to get it here).