This series will cover the basics of Java. It is meant for learners with no experience coding with Java, so don't worry if you know absolutely nothing about Java or even coding in general! This series will be for 11 days in a row, with one hour of learning each day. By the end of the 11 day period, you guys will be proficient in the basics of java coding! Each session I'll go over one topic. We will learn about the topic through demos and going through a slideshow and we will end every session with a quick coding practice to reinforce your java skills! Programming is best learnt through individual coding practice, so we will be doing a lot of actual coding! These are the topics that will be covered: Printing & coding style Variables & data types Operators Scanner/User input Conditionals (if-statements, etc.) Loops Methods Final project **I did this series in July and it was pretty successful. It also seems like there are more people interested in learning Java right now, so I'm bringing it back for August!

In this series, we'll go over the first 5 units (about the first semester) of AP Chemistry. This series is great if you want to get a feel for AP Chemistry before taking it this fall and want to get a bit ahead. The main purpose of this series is to help you feel confident about taking AP Chem and to give you a bit of breathing room next fall when learning this challenging material in class. **Already having completed an intro Chemistry course is required to understand the material in this series. Please only sign up if you have prior chemistry experience (such as completion of a highschool chem course). We'll be doing units 1-5 as outlined on College Board and these are: 1. Atomic Structure and Properties 2. Molecular and Ionic Compound Structure and Properties 3. Intermolecular Forces and Properties 4. Chemical Reactions 5. Kinetics After completing these, depending on how things go, I may extend this to go over the other 4 units. We'll try to complete a unit every 2 sessions, but sessions will be added as needed. In each session, I'll go over all the necessary info needed and we'll do practice AP MCQs and FRQs.

This series will cover the basics of Java. It is meant for learners with no experience coding with Java, so don't worry if you know absolutely nothing about Java or even coding in general! Each session I'll try to go over one topic (more sessions will be added as needed) These are the topics that will be covered: Printing & coding style Variables & data types Operators Scanner/User input Conditionals (if-statements, etc.) Loops Methods Final project