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| − | ''Before'' reading the Denning articles (on your honor), answer the following questions;
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| − | # When you hear the term ''computer science'', what comes to mind?
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| − | # When older relatives or friends hear the term ''computer science'', what do you think comes to ''their'' minds?
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| − | # When younger relatives or friends hear the term ''computer science'', what do you think comes to their minds?
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| − | ''Before'' reading the Janovy chapter (on your honor), answer the following questions;
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| − | # When you hear the term ''biology'', what comes to mind?
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| − | # Do you consider yourself a ''biologist''? why or why not?
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| − | ''After'' reading the Denning articles and the Janovy chapter, answer the following questions:
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| − | # What was the purpose of these readings?
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| − | # Which of the voices in the ''Voices of Computing'' article seem to appeal to you the most?
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| − | # Apply one of the seven principles from the ''Computing is a Natural Science'' article to something as "non-computer-science"-y as possible, either from other subjects or your daily life.
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| − | # What did you find most interesting or provocative about the Janovy reading?
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| − | # What does it mean to ''be'' a biologist? Do you consider yourself a biologist? Why or why not?
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