附录与参考文献

小学学段

A.1学段集成版

A.1.1教材目录

本附录依据《清华大中小学人工智能通识教育系列》小学版教材目录整理。

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A.1.2实践手册目录

本附录依据《清华大中小学人工智能通识教育系列》小学版教材实践手册（博爱新华小学）整理。原手册中的实践项目按章编排如下。

A.2年级分册版

本附录依据《清华大中小学人工智能通识教育系列》三至六年级教材整理，按上下册分别列出单元题目和节题目。

A.2.1三年级上册

A.2.2三年级下册

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A.2.3四年级上册

A.2.4四年级下册

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A.2.5五年级上册

A.2.6五年级下册

A.2.7六年级上册

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A.2.8六年级下册

初中学段

B.1学段集成版

B.1.1教材目录

本附录依据《清华大中小学人工智能通识教育系列》初中版教材目录整理。

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B.1.2实践手册目录

清华附中版

本附录依据《清华大中小学人工智能通识教育系列》初中版教材实践手册（清华附中版）整理。

苏州星浦实验中学版

本附录依据《清华大中小学人工智能通识教育系列》初中版教材实践手册（苏州星浦实验中学版）整理。

B.2年级分册版

本附录依据《清华大中小学人工智能通识教育系列》七、八年级教材整理，按年级和上下册分别列出单元题目和节题目。

B.2.1七年级上册

B.2.2七年级下册

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B.2.3八年级上册

B.2.4八年级下册

高中学段

C.1学段集成版

C.1.1教材目录

本附录依据《清华大中小学人工智能通识教育系列》高中版教材目录整理。

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C.1.2实践手册目录

本附录依据《清华大中小学人工智能通识教育系列》高中版教材实践手册（清华附中大兴学校版）整理。

C.2年级分册版

本附录依据《清华大中小学人工智能通识教育系列》高一、高二教材整理，按年级和上下册分别列出单元题目和节题目。

C.2.1高一上册

C.2.2高一下册

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C.2.3高二上册

C.2.4高二下册

高等教育学段

D.1教材目录

本附录根据《人工智能通识：原理、方法、应用与交叉融合》清华版教材整理。

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D.2实践手册目录

本附录根据《人工智能通识：原理、方法、应用与交叉融合》清华版教材实践手册（清华版）整理。

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终身学习学段

E.1教材目录

本附录根据《人工智能通识（终身学习版）》清华版教材整理。

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E.2实践手册目录

本附录根据《人工智能通识（终身学习版）实践指南》整理。

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