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Noel L
Series Details
About
(Note: lesson planning for this series is in progress, so this'll be updated over the next few weeks as the series nears.)
This is a beginner Python programming class. We're going to be starting from the ground up, and hopefully by the end you'll know how to make some small games with Pygame. No experience is needed.
Materials necessary:
- you are going to need an IDE (a place where you can run code) by the fourth session or so.
Session 1:
- basic data types & variables
- print() and input()
- data conversion & concatenation
Session 2:
- string indexing & slicing
- booleans & if/else statements
Session 3:
- lists & tuples
- while loops
Session 4:
- while loops (cont.)
- for loops
- mini-project 1 introduction
Session 5:
- office hours to work on projects
✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY
Each session builds on the last, so I highly encourage coming to all of the sessions. If you can't make it, that's alright, but if you miss more than three without letting me know, you may be withdrawn.
Dates
September 5 - October 11
Learners
11 / 12
Total Sessions
5
About the Tutor
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hey y'all, i'm a hs sophomore from nj who loves math, robotics, game development, and volunteering :) i really like indie rock and rogue-like video games too (new band recs are forever welcome)
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Upcoming Sessions
4
19
Sep
P
Session 2
Python
we're going to cover indexing & slicing strings, if/else statements, and do some more practice!
26
Sep
P
Session 3
Python
We're going to learn some more complex data types such as lists & tuples, then move into while loops. As always, there will be practice problems throughout.
3
Oct
P
Session 4
Python
We're going to finish up while loops, cover for loops, and start our first mini-project! please have an IDE picked out and running by this point.
10
Oct
OH
Session 5
Office Hours
Office hours for the project- we can help debug each other's work :)
Past Sessions
1
5
Sep
P
Session 1
Python
we're going to go over some basic data types and functions, then do some practice problems.👾 we're also gonna go over some IDE examples.