After completing the program successfully, students will be able to
- Define the basic terms and principles of Computer Science in education.
- Communicate ideas in Computer education effectively and appropriately in written and oral forms both in academic and non-academic contexts.
- Teaching about Computer technology involving the development, maintenance, and use of computer systems, software, and networks for the education purpose.
- Develop knowledge and skills required to develop, maintain, and use computer systems, software, and networks for the education purpose.
- Apply the appropriate methods of assessment and evaluation in the computer education process to obtain accurate feedback on learners’ progress.
- Use appropriate methods and techniques to improve students’ critical thinking, creative thinking, and problem-solving skills.
- Plan teaching and learning processes by considering individual needs, differences of students, and needs of the teaching field.
- Use required methods and techniques for student-centered learning by considering individual and cultural differences.
- Provide guidance and counselling to students and their parents to boost the quality of learning of each individual student.
- Identify, with the assistance of their teachers, social and ethical issues relating to information sharing, accuracy, privacy, and safety when using technology.
- Managing information in a computer and/or similar electronic devices in the classroom.
- Brainstorm with teachers and peers to develop and outline ideas using appropriate technology.
- Create web pages and other forms of multimedia tools which incorporate text, images, videos, and links to external resources, and use in education.
- Understand and apply basic principles of design and style to meet the needs of different students, when sharing information..
