Computational Thinking with JavaScript 4: Create & Deploy
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Computational Thinking with JavaScript 4: Create & Deploy
This course is part of Computational Thinking with JavaScript Specialization
Instructors: Jeremy Singer
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Plan and build a software project from requirements to deployment.
Apply computational thinking across the full software development process.
Evaluate and reflect on software design, implementation, and outcomes.
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There are 3 modules in this course
This fourth and final course is the capstone of the Computational Thinking with JavaScript Specialization. It builds on everything you have learned so far and supports you in designing, implementing, deploying, and reflecting on a complete software project.
You will work through the stages of a small‑scale software development process, beginning with identifying requirements and assessing feasibility, and progressing through implementation, deployment, evaluation, and reflection. Using JavaScript, HTML, and a range of libraries, you will develop a larger application of your own choosing, while being encouraged to explore new tools where appropriate. Throughout the course, interaction with peers plays a key role. You will review others’ work, receive feedback on your own project, and reflect on how computational thinking supports effective software design and communication. This course emphasises synthesis, decision‑making, and reflection, bringing the series to a coherent and purposeful conclusion.
This module lays the foundations for the capstone project, allowing learners to specify the requirements for their JavaScript software application.
What's included
2 videos4 readings1 peer review1 discussion prompt
2 videos•Total 6 minutes
- Introduction•3 minutes
- Feedback advice•3 minutes
4 readings•Total 150 minutes
- Your capstone programming project•10 minutes
- What is a requirement?•10 minutes
- Generating your own requirements•120 minutes
- Refining your requirements•10 minutes
1 peer review•Total 60 minutes
- Requirements peer review•60 minutes
1 discussion prompt•Total 10 minutes
- Any surprises?•10 minutes
This is the main implementation component of this capstone project. We expect this should take two weeks of learner time.
What's included
4 videos5 readings2 discussion prompts
4 videos•Total 11 minutes
- Starting out•2 minutes
- Project advice•3 minutes
- Using libraries in JavaScript•4 minutes
- Development environments•1 minute
5 readings•Total 640 minutes
- Other resources•10 minutes
- Get coding!•600 minutes
- Documentation•10 minutes
- Reinvigoration when you're finding it challenging•10 minutes
- Strategies for quality•10 minutes
2 discussion prompts•Total 190 minutes
- Post and answer coding challenges here•180 minutes
- Which libraries are you using?•10 minutes
Towards the end of the capstone project, learners should deploy their working application and present it for peer feedback. After completing their own implementation, learners should provide feedback to others and then reflect on the overall process.
What's included
2 videos3 readings1 assignment1 peer review1 discussion prompt
2 videos•Total 8 minutes
- Deployment instructions•4 minutes
- How to review projects•4 minutes
3 readings•Total 30 minutes
- Deployment checklist•10 minutes
- Responding to your feedback•10 minutes
- What's next?•10 minutes
1 assignment•Total 30 minutes
- Scenario-based quiz•30 minutes
1 peer review•Total 120 minutes
- Final project submission•120 minutes
1 discussion prompt•Total 10 minutes
- What have you learned?•10 minutes
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