Computer Science Terms Game

Match eight computer science terms to eight definitions each round.

Perfect for classroom, homework, tutoring, homeschooling, or weekend practice.

250 computer science vocabulary terms for coding, web design, data, networking, and cybersecurity practice.
Eight words per round with no reuse until the full vocabulary cycle has been used.
Earn 1 point for each correct match and a 2-point bonus for a perfect 8/8 round.

Teacher Note: This activity is part of the Rudolph Academy coded assignment system. No student accounts required. Teachers create an account, generate an assignment code, and share both the activity link and code with students. Students must enter the correct assignment code and their period number when starting the activity so their work is tracked and appears in the correct teacher dashboard reports. If no code is entered, students can still complete the activity, but their results will not be recorded in the system. Use the time, rounds, accuracy, and points shown in the report to set expectations for completion. This activity works well for classroom practice, homework, warm-up, review, or class competition.

Start the Activity

Student name is required. Teacher, class, period, and assignment code are optional.

Student Name *

Teacher (Optional)

Class (Optional)

Period (Optional but important for system reporting)

Assignment Code (Optional but important for system reporting) ?

Assignment Length

How Progress Is Tracked

Each round has 8 definitions.

The activity tracks time, rounds completed, and total points
+1 point for each correct match
+2 bonus points for a perfect 8/8 round
Points can only be earned once per round
No term repeats until the full vocabulary cycle has been used once

Time Left

10:00

Assigned countdown

Time Spent

00:00

Session total

Points

Includes bonus points

Rounds

Checked rounds

Correct

Across all rounds

Perfect

8 of 8 rounds

Assignment time limit: 10 minutes

⏰ Time is up.

Round 1 – 8 Matches

Click one computer science term on the left, then click its matching definition on the right. Students can change matches until they click Check Answers.