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A breadth-first computing course with a Create Performance Task, not a traditional exam-only structure.
AP Computer Science Principles is structured very differently from CSA: students complete a Create Performance Task (a programming project submitted by April 30) that contributes ~30% of the AP score, plus a 70-question MCQ exam in early May. Many students focus on the exam and underprepare for the CPT — leaving easy points on the table.
Our coverage is split clearly between the Big Ideas (data, algorithms, programming, computer systems and networks, impact of computing) and a separate CPT preparation track that walks through the written response prompts and the program-purpose / development-process expectations.
Interactive lessons on computing, data, algorithms, the internet, and the impact of technology on society.
Step-by-step lessons covering every AP CSP unit with practice problems and exit quizzes.
Quick assessment across all units to identify your strengths and weak areas.
Drill a single AP unit at a time. 5 units · 4 different variations each — perfect for end-of-unit review.
Review key terms and concepts with spaced-repetition flashcards.
A fresh question every day covering different units. Build consistency with daily practice.
Structured 4, 10, or 16-week study schedules tailored to your timeline.
Estimate your AP score based on your practice performance and study habits.
Full-length, timed simulation: 70 multiple-choice questions in 120 minutes, modeled on the in-school portion of the AP CSP exam (revised 2024–25 format).