COMPUTER SKILLS

The Computer Skills Standard Course of Study involves the development of skills over time. To become technologically proficient, the student must develop the skills over time, through integrated activities in all content areas K-12, rather than through one specific course. These skills are necessary for all students and should be introduced and refined collaboratively by all K-12 teachers as an integral part of the learning proce. Computer graphics specialists must be able to pay close attention to detail and maintain good hand-eye coordination when working on projects. They must possess the ability to visualize three-dimensional objects, should be good at math, and feel comfortable with computers. They should be methodical, patient, and accurate, as well as creative, and be able to work well under pressure. But there are many possible options for studying computer science, and honing in on the right program can sound overwhelming. For instance, you can choose from computer applications, computer engineering, computer graphics, computer programming, database development, operating systems and systems engineering. And, you can narrow down your field of study still further to one of a variety of sub-fields as diverse as algorithms, artificial intelligence, cryptology and robotics.So whether you're looking for a degree or diploma, there are lots of options at 4-year universities and colleges and 2-year colleges in the US to boot up your interest in computer science.These skills become building blocks with which to meet the challenges of personal and professional life. echnology is undergoing rapid change, and new and improved technological advances appear almost daily. The curriculum is designed to form the foundation for continuous learning and to be applicable to ever-changing innovations.