Computer Science Education Week
December 4-10, 2011 was Computer Science Education Week. CSEdWeek.org says:
You can change the world using computing!
Computer science is key to solving our world’s most crucial problems—such as environmental sustainability, poverty, hunger, and homeland security. Computing gives you the power not only to shape your own future but also to change the world; Who knows—you could be the one to solve the greatest issue facing the world today or invent the next great innovation that makes the world a better place.
Computing is Everywhere!
From art to architecture, education to the environment, healthcare to human rights, and politics to public safety—there’s an exciting and rewarding career underpinned by computing waiting for you!
See also CSEdWeek.org.
Detroit Country Day School Welcome
Detroit Country Day School (DCDS) Computer Science students: Access course information and assignments through the DCDS Computer Science page. Use the m:Mobile section for assignments formatted to fit mobile devices.
Prospective DCDS computer science students: see Take Computer Science, then DCDS Computer Science.
Click Sam's Website for a good student website project!
For all DCDS Upper School students and teachers:
- DCDUS Academic Calendar has our daily schedule. It is powered by Google Calendar, so you should be able to get it on your computing device.
- DCDS WEEK PLANNERS have space for notes/assignments by block (period).
- DCDS GOAL PLANNERS have space for daily notes/assignments, and
Most should print on one page if you want to print them.
The main school website is at http://www.dcds.edu
Special Links
- The Michigan Computer Science Teachers Association main webpage is barrywebster.com/micsta.html
- The WEBster Blog is at barrywebster.com/blog
- Computer Science and Technology blog post.
Japan Connection
I traveled to Japan during November 2006 under the sponsorship of the Japan Fulbright Memorial Fund (JFMF). The trip inspired the creation of this website to help advance the mutual understanding of Japanese and Americans. For more, click on Japan and Michigan.
This website is at http://barrywebster.com
Last modified 4/23/12 by B L Webster. © 2012 by B L Webster.

