College Board
Definition
The College Board is an organization that administers standardized tests, including the AP Computer Science A exam. They set the curriculum and create the exams for various subjects.
Related terms
AP Computer Science A: An advanced placement course offered by the College Board that covers fundamental concepts in computer science.
Standardized Test: A test administered to large groups of students under uniform conditions, such as multiple-choice questions or free-response questions.
Curriculum: The planned course of study that outlines what topics and skills will be taught in a particular subject or program.
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AP Art & Design
AP Art History
AP Calculus AB/BC
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AP Spanish Language
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AP Computer Science A - Unit 3 Overview: Boolean Expressions and if Statements
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