1. (a) The Oklahoma Academic Standards for Computer Science are organized around five main concepts, each broken down into two or more sub-concepts. For each grade level, the standards for Computer Science are arranged under the following main concepts:

   1. (1) Computing Systems.
   2. (2) Networks and the Internet.
   3. (3) Data Analysis.
   4. (4) Algorithms and Programming.
   5. (5) Impacts of Computing.

2. (b) The Computer Science Practices are connected to the Oklahoma Academic Standards for Computer Science to support students in developing a deep understanding of the standards. The Practices are denoted in parentheses following each standard to indicate association. The Practices include:

   1. (1) Collaborating Around Computing.
   2. (2) Communicating About Computing.
   3. (3) Creating Computational Artifacts.
   4. (4) Developing and Using Abstractions.
   5. (5) Developing a Productive Computing Environment.
   6. (6) Recognizing and Defining Computational Problems.
   7. (7) Testing and Refining Computational Artifacts.

Added at 36 Ok Reg 1528, eff 9-13-19

Amended at 40 Ok Reg 1966, eff 9-11-23