Computer Science Program

A beginner-friendly course introducing young learners to the world of coding. Students will develop problem-solving skills and bring their drawings to life with interactive movements. The course ends with students designing and building their own interactive games.

Students will learn to create computer programs, interactive games or stories that will help them develop important skills like collaboration, problem-solving, and perseverance.

Students will learn powerful programming concepts with the ability to code simple games or animations.

A hands-on introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) for young learners, blending practical projects with discussions on AI applications and ethics. The course aims to spark curiosity and build critical thinking about AI’s societal impact.

In this next level with Scratch, students will continue to unleash their inner programmer by creating animated stories, designing engaging games, and tackling fun challenges. They will also get the chance to showcase their amazing projects with friends, family, and teachers.

Students are introduced to the basics of web development. They will learn how to create websites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Students will also learn about web design principles and how to create user-friendly websites.

Students will learn the fundamentals of Python, how to write programs, create functions, and use data structures to complete our project paths.

A continuation of Web Development 101, introducing JavaScript, React for frontend, and Node.js, Express, and MySQL for backend development. Students will apply these technologies in a project-based format, designing and building a full-stack website and also encourage creativity, planning, and digital literacy.

This course is a ticket for student to becoming a game developer. Students will start from the basics and gradually build their skills in game development using Pygame, with a focus on Python programming.