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Computing & Future Studies
Write curiosity into code and turn imagination into useful tools. Start with a small question about making campus life a little easier.
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MILK FROG UNIVERSITY / SCHOOL PROFILE01 / OUR SCHOOL
Learning starts with curiosity.
Ideas here often begin with an everyday inconvenience: a missing bookmark, routes that are hard to compare, or a Milk Frog’s ever-growing task list. We first ask who is having difficulty and why, then explore a response through rules, interfaces and programs.
Code is both a way of thinking and a creative material. Paper walkthroughs, clickable sketches and small experiments all have a place. Our imagined campus tools explain their reasoning and leave people free to change their minds.
Give code a clear logic, and give the Milk Frogs using it a choice.
02 / LEARNING PATH
From a small question to a finished project.
Observe · Practise · Create together
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BEGIN / DEFINE
Make the need clear
Observe a small everyday difficulty. Map the people, information and steps involved, and decide what an improvement would look like before building.
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EXPLORE / PROTOTYPE
Give an idea a fair trial
Move from a paper sketch to a small program. Record ordinary and unusual cases, ask a companion to try the same task, then revise the rules and messages.
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CREATE / EXPLAIN
Leave room for human choices
Bring the prototype, test notes and unresolved questions into a proposal. Explain where the tool is useful and which choices belong to its users.
03 / COURSE CATALOGUE
Make room for what interests you.
4 themed courses · Explore at your own pace
Computer Science: Small Steps, Clear Rules
Use a library bookmark collection to practise grouping, sorting and conditional rules. Draw the inputs, steps and results, then check the process with duplicate, blank and missing entries.
Your projectA search flowchart, three sets of test examples and revision notes.
Interaction Design: Choosing a Campus Route
Sketch a route selector for Milk Frogs, comparing ways to show distance, shade and resting places. Describe buttons, status messages and what the interface says when no route fits.
Your projectFive interface sketches and a recorded task walkthrough.
Creative Coding: A Pond in Motion
Use simple shapes, loops and changes over time to draw a pond. Compare speeds and colours, and include pause and reduced-motion options so viewers can choose the pace.
Your projectAn animated pond study, a static alternative and parameter notes.
AI & Society: Questioning a Suggestion
Examine a fictional campus assistant’s route suggestion. Identify its information and the needs it misses, then write explanations and ways to revise the advice for three different situations.
Your projectThree scenario cards and a set of campus assistant design principles.
04 / MILK FROG MENTORS
Good questions grow in good company.
Learning companions from our campus directory
Computational thinking · Learning mentor
Thinker Milk Frog
Breaks a complicated problem into questions small enough to answer. Thinker’s notebook holds flowcharts alongside “What if nothing is found?”, helping you notice gaps in a rule.
Meet this Milk Frog · Thinker Milk Frog
Prototyping · Visiting learning mentor
Confident Milk Frog
Turns “Perhaps we could” into a sketch worth trying. Move from paper to screen, note what feels clear and where a person gets lost, then make the next version a little better.
Meet this Milk Frog · Confident Milk Frog05 / PROJECT BRIEFS
Take your learning out into campus.
Quiet Routes & Rest Stops
Work with Psychology & Wellbeing on a route comparison prototype for Milk Frogs taking their time. Show shade, stopping places and extra distance separately, without reducing everyone’s comfort to one score.
Suggested outputA sample route dataset, comparison sketches and an explanation of design choices.
Read the project dossierPocket Bookmarks for the Library
Imagine a small tool for organising reading discoveries. Group bookmarks by theme, keep a sentence about each recommendation and allow categories to change. Test search, duplicates and empty lists with fictional entries.
Suggested outputA bookmark prototype, six sample entries and a revision checklist.
This is a fictional school within the Milk Frog University creative world. Courses, mentors and briefs are imaginative activities; they do not provide qualifications, credits or scheduled real-world teaching.
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