APCSP Create Task

You can collaborate with your peers on the video portion of the project.

• True

• False

You can collaborate with peers on the written portion of your project.

• Yes, as long as you cite them

• No, it is not allowed

• Yes, only on sections 2c and 2d

• Yes, it is allowed

You will have a minimum of how much time to work on the create task

• all the time I need

• 12 hours

• 8 hours

• 24 hours

The create task is worth how much of your total AP exam grade?

• 15%

• 40%

• 20%

• 30%

You are allowed to collaborate with other students during all of the following except

• planning and designing your project

• testing and debugging your project

• writing an algorithm that will no be including in your written response

• writing the algorithm that is part of your written response

The create task will include all of the following except

• a video of your program running

• individual written responses about your program and the development process

• an artifact that describes your program

• the program code

Students can

• seek guidance from your teacher or AP Coordinator to use and acknowledge APIs or other pieces of open-source code. Program code not written by you can be used in programs as long as you are extending the project in some new way. You should provide acknowledgment and credit from program code you did not write

• seek assistance from your teacher or AP Coordinator in resolving collaboration issues where one partner is clearly and directly impeding the completion of the Create performance task

• as needed, seek assistance from your teacher or AP Coordinator in defining your focus or choice of topics and seeking clarification pertaining to the task

• seek assistance from your teacher or AP Coordinator to resolve technical problems that impede work, such as a failing workstation or difficulty with access to networks, or help with saving files or making movie files;

• all of the above

Students CAN'T

• collaborate on the video or any of the written responses

• submit work that has been revised, amended, or correct by another individual, with the exception of cited program code

• submit work from a practice performance task as your official submission to the College Board to be scored by the AP Program

• seek assistance or feedback on answers to prompts

• all of the above

Plagiarized work includes all of the following except

• failure to acknowledge media used in computational artifact
• using code found online without credit
• asking your coding partner for help in debugging your code
• submitting the same written responses as your collaborator

You may not revise your work once you

• get a grade from your teacher
• upload it to the AP Digital Portfolio
• receive input from another student
• submit as final to the AP Digital Portfolio