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UTeach CS Principles

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Product identity

Publisher
UTeach Computer Science, The University of Texas at Austin
Program family
UTeach CS Principles
Edition
Current licensed curriculum; 2026–27 offering

Instructional fit

Courses
AP Computer Science Principles
Role explanation
A project-based core curriculum for AP Computer Science Principles.
Learner and support context
High-school students explore computational thinking and programming through collaborative projects, progressing from Scratch to Python.
Supported grades
Supported instructional roles

Materials and delivery

Format description
Licensed digital curriculum with teacher and student materials and Codio platform access.
Included components
Teacher materials; student-facing curriculum; teacher support; Codio access with student accounts.
Format components

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Availability

Product availability
Available
Last checked
October 31, 2026
A project-based AP Computer Science Principles curriculum from UTeach Computer Science, combining computational thinking, programming, and the impacts of computing.
UTeach CS Principles engages high-school students in collaborative projects involving algorithms, programming, data representation, digital media, big data, and emerging technologies. Students progress from Scratch to Python while examining computing and society. The current license includes teacher materials, student-facing curriculum, teacher support, and Codio platform access with student accounts.

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