Would you like the resources to incorporate modern, fun, and accessible computer science elements into your high school math or science class? Join us in July for our CS4HS workshop at the University of Washington, where we will introduce you to basic computer science ideas and give you the knowledge and resources to integrate these ideas into your teaching of the natural sciences and mathematics.

Specifically, the CS4HS workshop aims to:

• Earn you either 20 clock hours OR 1 unit of UW credit.
• Expose you to exciting examples of computer science operating in close relationships with other disciplines.
• Teach you the basics of computational problem solving and give you the vocabulary to relate these concepts to your students and your own subject material.
• Supply you with computer science lesson modules that you can use in your own science/math classroom.
• Broaden your view of computer science and the way it is shaping Washington's communities and people--and those of the entire world.
• Explore opportunities for you to help broaden your students' interest in computer science and dispel myths about what computer science is and is not.

While the workshop is targeted at teachers with no computer science or programming experience, we will provide a separate track for teachers already experienced with computational concepts.

Please see our registration page for information about how to join us, or our overview page for more information about computer science's relationship to high school, Washington state, and the world. We look forward to seeing you in July!

The CS4HS workshop is a joint undertaking between the University of Washington (UW), Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), and Tim Bell's CS Unplugged program. Please see our Resources/Affiliated Groups page for more information on this collaboration.

The University of Washington's CS4HS workshop is sponsored by generous funding from:

• Agnes S. Kwan
• UW Computer Science & Engineering

This workshop is endorsed by ACM-TECS / CSTA, and we are certified for both UW continuing education credit and clock hours.