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Aligning Citylab Biotechnology Curriculum With Ngss Standards And Practices, Arianna Jefferson
Aligning Citylab Biotechnology Curriculum With Ngss Standards And Practices, Arianna Jefferson
Honors Program Theses and Projects
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Making Math Happen: Exploring Math Ipad Games With Sixth Grade Students, Molly Bennett
Making Math Happen: Exploring Math Ipad Games With Sixth Grade Students, Molly Bennett
Honors Program Theses and Projects
Technology is a great resource for teachers. It can enhance lessons, activities, assessment and general functions of the classroom. The use of technology in education can be beneficial, but may present challenges for pre service and in service teachers. Integrating technology in the classroom is the foundation of teaching. However, research on iPad use in the classroom is quite limited. This qualitative research study took place at a K-8 school in Southeastern, Massachusetts. A study group of five sixth grade students was chosen by the classroom teacher. The teacher selected the students by looking at their standardized test scores, class …
Export To Arduino: A Tool To Teach Processor Design On Real Hardware, Michael Black
Export To Arduino: A Tool To Teach Processor Design On Real Hardware, Michael Black
Computer Science Faculty Publications
Many computer organization courses teach digital design and processor architecture without a hardware lab or physical equipment. This paper introduces a module to allow students to export digital designs as C programs that run on an inexpensive Arduino Uno, thereby allowing students to test and observe their designs in actual hardware with minimal setup time and equipment. The module runs within Emumaker86, an open-source digital design tool previously developed by the author for teaching microprocessor architecture, and can handle designs ranging from simple combinational circuits to a complete processor. Students were given this module in an undergraduate "Systems Computing" course, …