This series will cover OOP concepts, intermediate data structures, and file IO. There will be a total of 10 sessions.

We will develop a book club website both backend and frontend ready! Prerequisites: - Learnt programming before - Knows basics of HTML, JS, and CSS Also a warning this is quite an advanced class, and while I will adapt to your learning needs, its best if you already know how to code and know some basics of HTML. Materials: - Just a computer!

Are you looking to code or learn new concepts in computer science!? Well, welcome to probably one of your first programming classes! 🤖 [SHORT COURSE] You don't have to have any background in coding, just a device with internet! We're going to start from scratch (😆 like the website) and build up on the fundamentals so hopefully this can guide you to making your very own projects in the near future!! Some things we'll look at: -> why do we need to program? Intro to the scratch website. -> looking at all of the block types and what they all do - experimenting -> seeing some project ideas and selecting one to do -> learning more and going deeper - what do we do next? -> algorithms and goals -> real world applications and problem-solving creativity! (not in this order specifically, just a brief overview of topics we'll cover!) Each class we'll try to be activity oriented and outcome based rather than just mugging up information or making it like a onetime interest which you drop after the series ends, so I hope this comes of use to you! Interaction is always optimal in the sessions and will help you understand a lot better, so I highly encourage it!

In each meeting, we'll go through basic things in HTML. There are several things I'll discuss, for instance, how to display a list on your website by using HTML tags, how to display images and videos, and how to add tables and animation to your texts. To make things easier, I recommend you use and be familiar with text editor apps or websites (I use sublime text). Don't hesitate to ask something you don't understand and feel free to chat me on Zoom/schoolhouse chat box. Thank you:) P.S.: Since I'm not a native English speaker and do not live in an English-speaking country, sometimes my explanations may be confusing. If you feel confused about what I'm saying, type your question or just open your microphone and ask me your question as clearly as possible. Thanks!