Unit 11 — Create PT & The Exam
The Create PT you build in class (submitted in April) and the four written-response prompts you answer about it in May are, together, 30% of your score. The 70 multiple-choice questions are the other 70%. This unit produces both artifacts and the strategy to face them.
Lessons
| ID | Title | What you build / learn |
|---|---|---|
| 11.1a | Create PT Launch: Pick Your Program | the five requirements, read from your own code |
| 11.1b | Create PT: Build Day 1 | the list-centered core, visible from day one |
| 11.1c | Create PT: Build Day 2 | the algorithm: sequencing, selection, iteration, parameters |
| 11.1d | Create PT: Build Day 3 | input, output, and the 60-second demo path |
| 11.1e | Create PT: Build Day 4 + List Check | freeze; the partner-audit ritual |
| 11.2a | Create PT: Video + PPR | the one-take video and your exam-day reference |
| 11.2b | Create PT: Submit as Final | the Digital Portfolio, checked twice, confirmed |
| 11.3 | Written-Response Practice (PPR in hand) | claim + evidence + because; reading code cold |
| 11.4a | MC Strategy + Practice Set 1 | three passes, wrong-answer tells, the error table |
| 11.4b | MC Practice 2: Data & Networks | targeted sets on the DAT and CSN families |
| 11.4c | MC Practice 3 + Written-Response Drill | mixed set under time; the timed WR block |
| 11.5 | Exam Eve: Logistics & Strategy | May 14, 8 AM, Bluebook, PPR in hand — then sleep |
Concepts this unit owns
Everything is exam-aligned: the PT requirements are the CED's own wording, the MC strategy targets the CED families, and the error-table method is data-driven studying. CED: every family, one last time, for points.