Unit 3: Lesson 7: Build and Test
Description
In this lesson, students will learn how to add comments to their code and practice writing comments in JavaScript as they build and test their problem-solving robot. First, students consider the benefits of leaving comments in their code and practice leaving comments in a program they have not seen before. Next, students will continue work on their problem-solving robot by building and testing the code, accessories, and environment for their project, using their Master Plan as a guide for completing tasks. These activities will be guided by the Design Process Notebooks.
Learning Objectives
- Review how to combine code from previous projects
 - Review their Master Plans
 - Be introduced to the importance of annotating one’s code and practice doing so
 - Build and test their problem-solving robot, record the test results, and consider improvements
 - Complete the Project Pathways: Build a Test Environment activities in their Design Process Notebook
 
Curriculum Connections Summary
- Ontario - Mathematics - Algebra (Coding), Science & Language
 - Quebec - Science & Language
 - New Brunswick - Science & Language
 - Nova Scotia - Science & ICT
 - Alberta - Science, Language, ICT & CTF
 - British Columbia - Science, Language & ADST
 - Manitoba - Science & Language
 - Prince Edward Island - Science & Language
 - Saskatchewan - Science & Language
 - Newfoundland & Labrador - Science & Language
 - Yukon Territories - Follow's B.C.'s Curriculum
 - Northwest Territories - Follows Alberta's Curriculum
 - Nunavut - Follows Alberta's Curriculum
 
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