Coding a Math Equation
‘Coding a Math Equation’ is an activity to expose students to math equations, coding concepts, coding pre-work and a block-based visual programming language; scratch.
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‘Coding a Math Equation’ is an activity to expose students to math equations, coding concepts, coding pre-work and a block-based visual programming language; scratch.
We are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in many areas of daily life.
Students learn how the life cycle of satellites and the Falling Star probes depend on the orbit, velocity, altitude and density of the atmosphere and how scientists and engineers work in teams using critical thinking, data, scientific modeling, and inquiry as a team to engineer satellites.
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Students will define the problem of stock market analysis and design models in machine learning to support the analysis.
Students take on the role of a astrobiologist whose mission is to learn about extremophiles and the resiliency of tardigrades.
In this lesson from Electrify America, students will research charging stations and energy sources and then will develop a position paper identifying the effect of the increased need of electricity in their town to deliver in a debate.
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