AP Computer Science Mastery Program —
Recovery + Reinforcement (CSA Java / CSP)

Opportunity to rebuild AP Computer Science understanding and performance

For students preparing for AP Computer Science or already enrolled and seeking to excel

This program supports students who are planning to take AP Computer Science and want to be fully prepared, as well as those who have recently enrolled and realized the course is more demanding than expected. The curriculum provides structured, methodical instruction to help students keep pace, build mastery, and perform with confidence.

Preparation for upcoming AP Computer Science courses with a strong foundation in Java and core CS concepts

Academic reinforcement for students already enrolled who need support keeping up with coursework

Step-by-step code tracing and logical reasoning to build accuracy and eliminate guesswork

AP-focused practice with multiple-choice reasoning and free-response problem solving

Catch Up and Regain Control

Structured academic support for students struggling to keep pace with AP Computer Science

Address the Pace of AP CS

AP Computer Science moves quickly, and missed concepts can accumulate rapidly. The program helps students stabilize their progress and follow classroom instruction with confidence.

Close Foundational Gaps

Targeted instruction focuses on closing gaps in core topics that commonly cause students to fall behind, enabling them to complete assignments independently and accurately.

Restore Academic Confidence

With consistent structure and reinforcement, students regain confidence in their ability to perform on quizzes, tests, and AP-style assessments.

The Curriculum

The curriculum is organized into five sequential modules aligned with AP Computer Science coursework. It reinforces core programming concepts, strengthens problem-solving skills, and prepares students to succeed in both school-based AP classes and future computer science studies. The structured progression allows students to close gaps, keep pace with their school curriculum, and build confidence as topics become more advanced.

Module 1 — Programming Foundations & AP Logic

How programs execute step by step
Variables and primitive data types (int, double, boolean, String)
Arithmetic expressions and operator precedence
Boolean expressions and logical operators
Conditional statements (if, if–else, nested conditionals)
Reading and tracing short code segments
Understanding compiler errors vs logic errors
Translating classroom examples into working code
Code tracing practice aligned with AP multiple-choice questions

Module 2 — Control Structures: Decisions & Loops

Relational and logical operators in complex conditions
Writing and evaluating compound conditional expressions
for loops: initialization, condition, update
while loops and loop termination conditions
Nested loops and execution order
Common loop errors (off-by-one, infinite loops)
Using loops to process data and solve problems
Tracing loop execution in AP-style questions
Algorithmic patterns frequently tested on the AP exam

Module 3 — Methods & Problem Decomposition

Method headers, parameters, and return types
Writing methods with correct input and output behavior
Return values vs printing results
Variable scope and lifetime
Passing parameters and updating values
Using helper methods to simplify solutions
Breaking larger problems into smaller steps
Writing complete method-based solutions
Free Response–style method questions and scoring expectations

Module 4 — Classes, Objects & Data Collections (AP CSA)

Objects and classes as program building blocks
Instance variables and object state
Writing and using constructors
Encapsulation and access modifiers (private, public)
Static vs non-static methods
Using standard Java classes and methods
Arrays: declaration, initialization, and traversal
ArrayLists: adding, removing, and modifying elements
Common AP errors with indexing and data manipulation
Introduction to two-dimensional arrays

Module 5 — AP Exam Preparation & CSP Concepts

Reading and interpreting AP pseudocode
Algorithms and abstraction concepts
Data representation and data processing
Computing systems and the Internet
Impact of computing on society
AP Computer Science Principles Create Performance Task structure
Writing clear explanations that meet AP rubric requirements
Time management strategies for AP exams
Full AP-style multiple-choice and free-response practice

AP CS Mastery - New Group

Schedule

1 class/week, 2 hours

Duration

1 academic year

Grade

9-12 grades

Time:

depending on the schedule

Payment in installments

USD 225 month.

For monthly payment

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There is an option to join the existing group through an evaluation session (contact us to book the meeting with our head teacher).

Detailed schedule of all groups

FAQ

Is there homework?

Yes. Homework is assigned for each class to reinforce concepts covered during the lesson. Students complete and submit assignments through their MyStat portal.

What does the enrollment process look like?

This program is designed for students who are preparing to take AP Computer Science, are currently enrolled in an AP Computer Science course, or would like to advance beyond the standard school curriculum in Java and computer science.

The program is taught at an advanced academic pace. Enrollment begins with an evaluation session to assess the student’s current level and determine appropriate placement.

What happens if my child misses a class?

Make-up classes are not offered. However, students can access materials and class information related to the missed session through their MyStat account.

What software do you use?

For AP Computer Science A, we primarily use Java-based development environments consistent with school and AP exam expectations.
Students may use approved Java IDEs (such as IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse), and online Java tools may be used for additional practice when appropriate.

Can my child join a trial class?

Yes. Trial classes are available for this program, subject to instructor approval and space availability.

Because the program is structured and cumulative, we recommend scheduling an evaluation session first to confirm readiness and identify the most appropriate class for your child.

How many students are in each class?

Classes are limited to a maximum of 8 students, allowing instructors to provide individual attention and ensure consistent academic progress.

AP Computer Science Mastery Program — Recovery + Reinforcement (CSA Java / CSP)