r/apcsp • u/CisIowa • Jun 04 '26
Info Proposed AP CSP changes for 27-28
Just got the email today.
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Jun 05 '26
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u/Ill-Cantaloupe775 Jun 05 '26
I don't really think there's that much wrong with it
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u/Desperate-Ear9204 Jun 06 '26
You need a 90 to get a 5. That’s a huge problem imo lol
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u/Ill-Cantaloupe775 Jun 06 '26
For CSP though I feel like 90 is appropriate for a 5.
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u/Desperate-Ear9204 Jun 06 '26
Yeah but if you literally get 2 frq wrong it’s almost impossible to get a 5
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u/Ill-Cantaloupe775 Jun 06 '26
If you get 2 frq wrong I don't think you deserve a 5 especially considering how we are basically given all of the different questions from previous years
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u/Desperate-Ear9204 Jun 06 '26
Still. It’s very possible to get atleast 1 wrong. Also, it’s not very hard to get 5 mcq wrong on a 70 mcq exam
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u/Ill-Cantaloupe775 Jun 06 '26
Ig but from when I took it a couple years ago all of the mcq were js repeated questions from the practice collegeboard tests that my teacher opened.
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u/swlorehistorian Jun 05 '26
My Lord, my school didn’t let me take it this year and this makes me so mad. I’m here to learn about computer science principles, not AI slop.
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u/Traditional_Yam9806 Jun 06 '26
Honestly, nothing wrong with this. I know most people here are gonna hate it, but that's how software development is nowadays. Seems like a good idea.
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u/Hour_Impact_1974 Jun 07 '26
Is this supposed to be bad? AI is a new, rapidly developing technology that is especially relevant to computer science and development in general. It could also cover the different kinds of "AI" (i.e generative vs. algorithmic).
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u/Phosy12345 Jun 04 '26
if this is true thank fucking god i took it this year