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Level 4: Topics in Computer Science
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At this level, interested and qualified students should be able to select one from among several electives to gain depth of understanding or special skills in particular areas of computer science. All of these electives will require the Level II course as a prerequisite, while some may require the Level III course as well. Most importantly, these courses provide students with an opportunity to explore topics of personal interest in greater depth, and thus prepare themselves for the workplace or for further study at the post-secondary level.
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The AP Computer Science curriculum is well established, and is offered at many secondary schools for students planning to continue their education in a two- or four-year college or university, possibly in computer science, business, or a related field.
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This kind of course would be available to all students who have completed the Level I and II curricula. Some variants of this course would also require completion of Level III (see below). This could be either a half-year or a full-year course.
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Such courses are primarily geared toward students planning on entering the workforce, continuing their education in a post-secondary technical school, or entering a two-year college AAS program. Students taking these courses should have completed the Level I and Level II courses.
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