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Intro to Java coding course is ideal for Y5 – Y11 students with no prior coding experience. Highly recommended to those kids who enjoy digital art and video games.
Join our Intro to Java coding course for kids. It is designed for one year and consists of four levels (10 lessons per level) and 27 software projects. Students learn the basics of text-based coding using Processing, a simplified version of Java. Students develop a variety of 2D and 3D digital art animations, apps and games. This course covers the key computer science concepts such as functions, loops, if statements, variables, lists, booleans, recursive algorithms, Object Oriented Programming, and how these concepts are used in Java. Students use an online programming environment Openprocessing.org, allowing them to advance their coding skills outside their classroom. Highly recommended to those who enjoy digital art and video games.
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By the end of the Intro to Java coding course students should become confident with using text-based coding to program simple projects themselves. They should have an extensive knowledge of programming logic and key coding concepts such as functions, loops, if statements, variables, lists, and booleans. All students will undergo a formal assessment and parents will receive individual reports outlining the achievements and progress of their child.
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