AP Computer Science Principles (CSP) — Full-Year Python Curriculum

Here’s a polished version that fits platform limits and sounds professional: AP Computer Science Principles (CSP) is a full-year, standards-aligned course designed for high school students in grades 9–12. This curriculum combines foundational computer science concepts with hands-on Python programming to build computational thinking, problem-solving skills, and real-world understanding of data and the internet. Students explore algorithms, abstraction, binary, cybersecurity, lists, functions, conditionals, loops, and ethical computing. The course includes structured lessons, coding practice, guided worksheets, mini-projects, a capstone project, and assessment preparation. Designed to be teacher-friendly and student-accessible, this course balances conceptual depth with practical application to prepare students for the AP CSP exam and future technology pathways.
Product image for AP Computer Science Principles (CSP) — Full-Year Python Curriculum

Course content

13 sections | 95 lessons