The full BEGINNER frontend guide! We will learn 3 of the most important languages to begin your frontend journey! Throughout this course, you'll learn web development languages to help you build projects like a recipe book, calculator, landing page, portfolio, and much much more! We'll be learning the following three languages: HTML - To display content on your websites CSS - To help style your websites JavaScript - to build the interactivity of your websites This course will also assign projects every one or two weeks. These projects are optional, but they are a good way to test your skills! The next class after the project being assigned, those who chose to complete it, can choose to present their project. Hope to see you there! All you need is a computer. I will help you set up a code editor of your choice (there will be multiple options depending on how powerful your computer is). Personally, I have a ton of experience with web-development and am super excited to teach you guys! My programming portfolio: pranavkonjeti.com A web-app I've built: talem.org

In this series, we'll cover every topic of math that you'll need to know in the Digital SAT and practice SAT-level, if not harder questions to get you ready for your SAT! I went from a 600 on my first test to a 800 on December 2nd within just 2 months following this study plan and would love to share it with the SWH community! Here's how the series & sessions will be structured: Each week will have 2 75-minute long sessions. In each session, we will spend the first 40~ minutes practicing and learning concepts and practice a mix of easy and hard questions on that topic. The next 20-30 minutes will involve a timed test that we will take on the topic. And any remaining time will be for asking questions/going over the mini-test. In the middle of the series, we'll have a "mid-term" test that goes over everything we've covered so far and at the end of the series, we'll have a "final" test to make sure we all improved and clear up any last-minute final doubts. I'll also host office hour sessions periodically incase you have any questions/want to go over any specific problems. Sessions will be taught mainly through slideshows; I will have a google doc with all the presentation links you guys will have access to. The goal for this series is to take you guys through the same method I used to help me improve fast on Math. This series is for the Digital SAT. Hope to see everyone there!

The full BEGINNER frontend guide! We will learn 3 of the most important languages to begin your frontend journey! Throughout this course, you'll learn web development languages to help you build projects like a recipe book, calculator, landing page, portfolio, and much much more! We'll learn: HTML - To display content on your website CSS - To style the content on your website JavaScript - To add functionality to your website This course will also assign projects every one or two weeks. These projects are optional, but they are a good way to test your skills! The next class after the project being assigned, those who chose to complete it, can choose to present their project. Hope to see you there! All you need is a computer. I will help you set up a code editor of your choice (there will be multiple options depending on how powerful your computer is). For any questions, please feel free to message in this session's public discussion or message me.

The full BEGINNER frontend guide! We will learn 3 of the most important languages to begin your frontend journey! Throughout this course, you'll learn web development languages to help you build projects like a recipe book, calculator, landing page, portfolio, and much much more! HTML - To display content on your website CSS - To style the content on your website JavaScript - To add functionality to your website This course will also assign projects every one or two weeks. These projects are optional, but they are a good way to test your skills! The next class after the project being assigned, those who chose to complete it, can choose to present their project. Hope to see you there! All you need is a computer. I will help you set up a code editor of your choice (there will be multiple options depending on how powerful your computer is).

The full BEGINNER web design guide! In the next few weeks, we will learn basic to advanced HTML and CSS to help you start creating amazing websites all from scratch! (: HTML - To display content on your website CSS - To style the content on your website This course will also assign projects every one or two weeks. These projects are optional, but they are a good way to test your skills! The next class after the project being assigned, those who chose to complete it, can choose to present their project. Hope to see you there! All you need is a computer. I will help you set up a code editor of your choice (there will be multiple options depending on how powerful your computer is). Topics Covered: - How websites run on the internet - HTML boilerplate, images, etc. - HTML tags, lists, images, links - Advanced HTML topics - CSS Basics - IDs, Classes, selectors - Box Mode of CSS - Learn 30+ CSS properties - What is flexbox and how does it work? - Flexbox basics - Learn flexbox properties

This series is targetted for beginners! Let's learn coding to build functional and beautiful websites using HTML, CSS, Flexbox, CSS Grid, and Javascript! HTML - To display content on your website CSS - To style the content on your website Flexbox - To align content on our websites CSS Grid - An alternative module to help align content Javascript - Scripting language to add functionality! This course will also assign projects every one or two weeks. These projects are optional, but they are a good way to test your skills! The next class after the project being assigned, those who chose to complete it, can choose to present their project. Hope to see you there! All you need is a computer. I will help you set up a code editor of your choice (there will be multiple options depending on how powerful your computer is). Topics covered: - How websites run on the internet - HTML boilerplate, images, etc. - HTML tags, lists, images, links - Advanced HTML topics - CSS Basics - IDs, Classes, selectors - Box Mode of CSS - Learn 30+ CSS properties - What is flexbox and how does it work? - Flexbox basics - Learn flexbox properties - Javascript! - Variables, types, loops, conditionals, DOM manipulation

The full BEGINNER frontend guide! We will learn 3 of the most important languages to begin your frontend journey! HTML - To display content on your website CSS - To style the content on your website JavaScript - To add functionality to your website This course will also assign projects every one or two weeks. These projects are optional, but they are a good way to test your skills! The next class after the project being assigned, those who chose to complete it, can choose to present their project. Hope to see you there! All you need is a computer. I will help you set up a code editor of your choice (there will be multiple options depending on how powerful your computer is).

3 Coding languages in 3 weeks! This series is meant for beginners! Lets learn how to build stunning websites with HTML, CSS, and Flexbox! Let's learn HTML, CSS, and flexbox together from the very beginning. We will also learn these topics: - How websites run on the internet - HTML boilerplate, images, etc. - HTML tags, lists, images, links - Advanced HTML topics - CSS Basics - IDs, Classes, selectors - Box Mode of CSS - Learn 30+ CSS properties - What is flexbox and how does it work? - Flexbox basics - Learn flexbox properties This series will be more project based rather than lecture based. I will teach you guys what we're learning one day, and the next day, you guys will get a project in which you have to design something. Next week, we will check our projects and give feedback!

3 Coding languages in 3 weeks! This series is meant for beginners! Lets learn how to build stunning websites with HTML, CSS, and Flexbox! Let's learn HTML, CSS, and flexbox together from the very beginning. We will also learn these topics: - How websites run on the internet - HTML boilerplate, images, etc. - HTML tags, lists, images, links - Advanced HTML topics - CSS Basics - IDs, Classes, selectors - Box Mode of CSS - Learn 30+ CSS properties - What is flexbox and how does it work? - Flexbox basics - Learn flexbox properties This series will be more project based rather than lecture based. I will teach you guys what we're learning one day, and the next day, you guys will get a project in which you have to design something. Next week, we will check our projects and give feedback!

The goal of this series is to help improve our writing skills in a really fun way! We will meet 2 - 3 times a week for the next month or so. Most of the sessions, we will have a prompt and each of us will have 60 seconds to write about it and then we will share our writing. It's supposed to be a QUICK write, no thinking, just writing! Other writing things we will do: - You have to pitch a really terrible product to us and somehow convince us to buy it - We each write one sentence and then give our writing to someone else to build upon and see the story at the end! - 60 seconds to write about a random thing - Writing a full story (plot, arc, etc.) in under 10 minutes - Generate a random phrase and make a story out of it - Generate a random first/last phrase and our stories have to start/end with the phrase! + A ton more activites we'll do The sessions will be pretty short (20 - 40) minutes long depending on what we are doing that day, it's supposed to a fun way we can come together! **Microphones MUST be on; we will be sharing out stories with each other, etc.**

(Series is still open for anyone to join!) We will go through all of the vital biology/AP biology topics so you can get a head-start next year! This course requires no Prior knowledge needed/Complete beginner course!. This course is 7 weeks long and each week will consist of a specific unit. It will take place on both Saturdays and Sundays every week throughout the summer. The goal of this course is to teach you guys vital biology concepts so that you are prepared for the next school year. When I mean to teach you vital concepts, I mean EVERYTHING. We will be learning from the ground up, there are no prerequisites to this class. Here are the topics: - Unit 1: Science Processing Skills. (Dependent Variable, Independent Variable, Hypothesis, characteristics of living things, etc.) - Unit 2: Biochemistry. (Water, pH scale, properties of water, etc.) - Unit 3: Cells (Functions of cells, types of cells, etc.) - Unit 4: Photosynthesis, Cellular Respiration, Energy (Respiration, photosynthesis, chemical reactions, etc.) - Unit 5: Cell growth and division (Mitosis, Meiosis, Cell Cycle, etc.) - Unit 6: DNA (RNA, DNA, protein synthesis, Base pairing, etc.) - Unit 7: Genetics (Traits, Alleles, Gene Expression, punnet squares, etc. ) The only things you need to bring to these sessions are a paper/pencil for notes and a drive to learn! Saturdays will be for learning and Sundays will be for practicing and reinforcing the concepts that we learned! Each class will have homework and there will be quizzes throughout! More sessions will be added as we progress through the series **Participation is a MUST. This series will involve a lot of practice questions and interactivity, so I at least ask all of you to participate, whether you want to unmute, talk in the chat, etc.** **THIS course is the EXACT same as the original course. Only sign up for this course if you are not able to make the times for the original one, please don't sign up for both because it limits other students from joining and getting the opportunity to learn. If enough people don't sign up for this course, it may be cancelled because it is pretty late in the day for me!**

**No Prior knowledge required" Cells are one of the biggest parts of biology as a topic. The aim of this session is to go over everything we know about cells and even more. Topics: - Cell Theory - Famous Scientists in the cell theory - Types of cells (eukaryotic, prokaryotic, etc.) - Cell organelles and functions/Cytoskeleton - The Cell membrane and Fluid Mosaic Model - Cell transport (osmosis, diffusion, facilitated diffusion) - Hypertonic, Hypotonic, Isotonic Solutions **If the times don't work for you, please send me a message, I may or may not be able to change the schedule slightly.** **Participation is a MUST. This series will involve a lot of practice questions and interactivity, so I at least ask all of you to participate, whether you want to unmute, talk in the chat, etc.**

(Series is still open for anyone to join! No requirements) We will go through all of the vital biology/AP biology topics so you can get a head-start next year! This course requires no Prior knowledge needed/Complete beginner course!. This course is 7 weeks long and each week will consist of a specific unit. It will take place on both Saturdays and Sundays every week throughout the summer. The goal of this course is to teach you guys vital biology concepts so that you are prepared for the next school year. When I mean to teach you vital concepts, I mean EVERYTHING. We will be learning from the ground up, there are no prerequisites to this class. Here are the topics: - Unit 1: Science Processing Skills. (Dependent Variable, Independent Variable, Hypothesis, characteristics of living things, etc.) - Unit 2: Biochemistry. (Water, pH scale, properties of water, etc.) - Unit 3: Cells (Functions of cells, types of cells, etc.) - Unit 4: Photosynthesis, Cellular Respiration, Energy (Respiration, photosynthesis, chemical reactions, etc.) - Unit 5: Cell growth and division (Mitosis, Meiosis, Cell Cycle, etc.) - Unit 6: DNA (RNA, DNA, protein synthesis, Base pairing, etc.) - Unit 7: Genetics (Traits, Alleles, Gene Expression, punnet squares, etc. ) The only things you need to bring to these sessions are a paper/pencil for notes and a drive to learn! Saturdays will be for learning and Sundays will be for practicing and reinforcing the concepts that we learned! Each class will have homework and there will be quizzes throughout! More sessions will be added as we progress through the series **Participation is a MUST. This series will involve a lot of practice questions and interactivity, so I at least ask all of you to participate, whether you want to unmute, talk in the chat, etc.**