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These online courses can improve problem solving skills, encourage students to think logically and critically when making certain decisions
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Intro to Coding & Animation for One Child Aged 6-16 (Four Classes)
Intro to Coding & Animation for One Child Aged 6-16 (Eight Classes)
This course is targeted for students with no familiarity with programming. The only requirement is that they must be able to read independently and use Zoom. In this course, students will learn the basics of programming including:
- Objects
- Loops
- Variables
- Arrays
- Indexing
- Sequencing
- Events
Over the course of 4 weeks, they’ll join other students in a virtual classroom as they learn to think algorithmically and develop good programming habits. Ideal for grades 1 through 5 (or even later if they’ve never been exposed to code).
To schedule the class please reach out to our registration office via email at codebrainiac20@gmail.com
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About CodeBrainiac
Whether your child is new to coding or has some basic experience, CodeBrainiac has a program for you. Our course aim to teach the basics of computer programming in an easy-to-follow manner that can be completed online with no prior knowledge required! A four-week course that meets twice a week (45 minutes per session) live via Zoom with our experienced teachers. We make learning to code fun! Utilizing the easy-to-use platform, students will be exposed to actual CoffeeScript (a language based on the most popular programming language in the world: JavaScript), which is substantially more useful than click-and-drag languages like Scratch.
