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Students and teacher in a computer science class

December 7, 2014

Students who take AP CS Principles are encouraged to apply creative processes to solve problems.

The College Board designed AP Computer Science Principles to appeal to a broader audience by allowing flexibility for the use of a variety of computing tools and languages in the course and also by emphasizing how computing innovations affect people and society.

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