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Introduction to Coding Logic
In this course, students will be introduced to the fundamentals of coding logic and computational thinking. Designed for beginners, this course provides an overview of key coding concepts, such as variables, loops, conditionals, and input/output, through a block-based coding environment. Students will work on simple yet engaging projects that demonstrate how coding logic is applied to movements, colors, shapes, and randomization. The course emphasizes hands-on learning, allowing students to experiment with coding logic through various challenges and exercises. By the end of this course, students will have developed the skills to apply basic coding logic and tackle more advanced programming tasks with confidence.
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Overview & Highlights

Level
Primary
Grades
grade 1-3
Duration
25 hours
Timeframe
Semester
Prerequisite
None
Course Overview
1
Understanding the Basics of Coding
This course introduces fundamental coding concepts, helping students understand what coding is and how logical thinking plays a role in programming.
2
Mastering Movement and Shapes
Students will explore movement commands and shape creation, learning how to control the flow and position of elements, essential for building structured code.
3
Working with Colors, Text, and Numbers
Through hands-on exercises, students will learn to incorporate RGB colors, text, and numbers, adding dynamic elements to their projects and enhancing their understanding of coding basics.
4
Exploring Variables and Conditionals
This course covers essential programming constructs like variables for storing data and conditional statements for decision-making, building a foundation for more complex programming.
5
Introduction to Loops and Randomness
Students will gain experience with loops to repeat actions and the random function to create variability, reinforcing coding logic and creativity in programming.
Certificate of completion available
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Featured projects
Circle with Loops
Fun with Turtles
Little Calculation
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