Welcome to the official update log for Goldie’s AP Computer Science A curriculum. As I continue to enhance and expand the resources, lesson plans, and projects available, you can stay up-to-date with the latest additions right here.
With each monthly update, you’ll find detailed overviews of all the improvements and new content that will make your statistics lessons more engaging and effective.
You can get these updates a few different ways:
- If you purchased from my TPT store, go to “My Purchases” and scroll down to your product. There will be an option there to redownload the resource and it will have the updates there.
- If you purchased from my Emporium, go to the email you received with your download link. When you click on that link to redownload the product, you will get the new updates.
- You can also email me at any time (goldiesmathemporium[at]gmail.com) and ask for the individual files included in the updates. Please include your purchase method and order number and I will send them directly to you!
October 2024 Updates
10/10 – Unit 4 Test Review Key – Fixed
The Unit 4 Test Review Key has been fixed. The answer to #7 should be A, not E!
10/14 – Unit 7 Homework Updated
The Unit 7 homework assignments have been completely redone, with typed answer keys and some new problems.
10/24 – Unit 4 Lesson 2 Notes – Fixed
In the notes, for Unit 4 Lesson 2, the last problem should have k increasing by one inside the loop. Here is the correct code:
int k = 50; int sum = 0;
/* missing while loop header */
{
if(k % 3 == 0)
{
sum += k;
}
k++;
}
System.out.println(sum);
September 2024 Updates
9/10 – New Unit 5 Homework Assignments
The Unit 5 Homework assignments got a big overhaul! Some homework assignments have been updated with new problems, all assignments now have a typed solution key with more detailed explanations of the answers, and there is a brand-new test review for the unit!
9/23 – Unit 3 Quiz #9 Key Updated
On the quiz, problem 9b had a mistake in the key. The problem wants students to write out “z is not greater than y’s square root”. Students can write this one of two ways:
!(z > Math.sqrt(y)) or z <= Math.sqrt(y)
The original key had z < Math.sqrt(y), which is not entirely correct, so the key has been updated.
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