TEALS on GitHub
We host several repositories of TEALS-related projects and curriculum for both the Intro to computer science course and the AP Computer Science A course. The TEALSK12 Github organization can be found at https://github.com/TEALSK12.
GitHub resources
- TEALS culture days
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Culture day lessons available for teaching teams.
- Intro to computer science curriculum
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The official TEALS curriculum for the Introduction to Computer Science course.
- Intro to computer science - second semester curriculum
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The official TEALS curriculum for the second semester of the Introduction to Computer Science course.
- AP CS A curriculum
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The official TEALS curriculum for the Advanced Placement Computer Science A course.
- TEALS discussion
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TEALS discussion forums relating to the TEALS curriculum.
- TEALS issue tracking
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Our high-level database of issues, questions, feature requests and bugs for TEALS on GitHub. If it's specific to a particular area (like introduction to computer science, or the TEALS Minecraft project), then submit issues to those specific repos, but if you're unsure where it belongs, or just want to submit an issue quickly, use this primary issue database.
- Introduction to computer science
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Materials for the introduction to computer science course.
- 2nd semester introduction to computer science.
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A 2nd semester follow-up to the TEALS intro CS course.
- AP computer science A
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Public materials for the TEALS AP computer science A public resources.
- TEALS remote wiki
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A collection of notes for remote classrooms and their schools and volunteers.
- Space Battle Arena
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A programming game where you must write Java code to autonomously control a space ship to accomplish specified objectives.
- TEALS Minecraft
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Minecraft-modding project for AP computer science.
Public repositories
Our public repositories are meant for students and instructors alike. Feel free to browse, clone, fork and issue pull requests. If you have ideas, please feel free to contribute. Here are our top public repositories:
Private repositories
Our private repositories are meant for either instructor resources, or as a way for instructors to develop new courses, projects and curriculum. If you're not currently a contributor, our private repositories will be hidden, but if you're an instructor or post high-school developer, see the contribute section below for information on how to gain access and possibly even contribute.
Additional & associate repositories
There are other repos associated with the TEALS program that are under separate GitHub organizations or users:
Contribute
If you'd like to contribute to an existing repo or have your project hosted on the TEALSK12 GitHub organization site, we'd be thrilled! Send your request, along with your GitHub username, to Kenney Chan.