In Python Course – Kids Coding

Last updated 5/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.15 GB | Duration: 2h 6m

Python Made Easy for Beginners: Get help from Toons and Robots!

What you’ll learn
Learn how to use Python 3 the right way
Create your own basic programs with python
Correctly execute operations in Python
Understand programming structures
Learn about loop structures and conditionals
Nurture computational thinking
Develop problem-solving skills
Develop critical thinking
Understand technology
Understand that learning from mistakes is vital.
Develop learning by doing skills
Expand your creativity
Realize that persistence is rewarded

Requirements
You have to be able to operate a computer at a basic level
A pair of headphones could be helpful

Description
InPython Course – Coding for Kids is a practical Python programming course that provides fun, cartoon-style videos and hands-on learning experiences with the Micro:bit and Edison robot. The course is aimed at students aged 11 and above.The course offers a range of tools and resources, including funny cartoon-style video clips, quizzes, crosswords, exercises, solutions to the exercises, educational games, projects, documents, and slides. The videos are unique in that they feature cartoon characters with distinct and funny personalities.The course also includes educational robotics activities using the Edison robot, which can be programmed with Python. This allows students to see their code come to life and achieve the educational goals of each unit. In addition, the course now offers activities with the Micro:bit microcontroller, which can also be programmed with MicroPython.Users can skip the corresponding sections if they do not own an Edison robot or Micro:bit.Upon completing the course, students will gain a strong understanding of key concepts related to computing, including critical thinking, problem decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithms. Students will also learn to write, test, and modify algorithms for a program using flowcharts and pseudocode. Additionally, they will understand programming constructs like variables, data types, and logic, and learn to use iteration, conditional statements, procedures, and functions to improve efficiency and functionality in a program. Finally, they will learn to test and debug a program to ensure it meets requirements before release.

Overview
Section 1: Computational Thinking & Programming

Lecture 1 Why Should I learn To Code

Lecture 2 Computing & Computational Thinking

Lecture 3 Computer Programming

Section 2: Introducing Python & Variables

Lecture 4 Install and start Python

Lecture 5 IDLE programs

Lecture 6 Variables

Lecture 7 Exemplary Solved Exercises and Exercises to be Solved

Section 3: Calculations & in-built functions

Lecture 8 Programming Structures

Lecture 9 Expressions

Lecture 10 In-built functions & modules

Lecture 11 Exemplary Solved Exercises and Exercises to be Solved

Section 4: Python and Turtle Programming

Lecture 12 Introduction to Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 13 Turtle Module

Lecture 14 Exemplary Solved Exercises and Exercises to be Solved

Section 5: Edison Robot Get Familiar and Set Up

Lecture 15 Edison Robot Introduction

Lecture 16 Barcodes

Lecture 17 Edison & Python

Lecture 18 Moving Edison

Section 6: Micro:bit Introduction & Programming

Lecture 19 Micro:bit Intro

Lecture 20 Micro:bit & Python

Section 7: Lists, other Collection Data Types & Iterations

Lecture 21 Lists, tuples and Arrays

Lecture 22 Exemplary Solved Exercises

Lecture 23 Iterations

Lecture 24 Micro:bit & Collection Data Types and Iterations

Lecture 25 Exemplary Solved Exercises and Exercises to be Solved

Section 8: Logical Expressions and Selection Structure

Lecture 26 Logical Expressions

Lecture 27 Selection Structure

Lecture 28 Exemplary Solved Exercises and Exercises to be Solved

Section 9: Loops and While Repetition

Lecture 29 Loops

Lecture 30 Exemplary Solved Exercises and Exercises to be Solved

Section 10: Functions & Algorithm Description

Lecture 31 Flow Charts & Pseudocode

Lecture 32 Functions

Lecture 33 Exemplary Solved Exercises and Exercises to be Solved

Section 11: So, how the story ends

Lecture 34 So, how the story ends

Section 12: Project: Autonomous Parking

Lecture 35 The Problem of Automatic Parking

Kids or teens aged 11 to 18 years old may attend this course under the supervision of a guardian or a teacher.,Teachers. Ideal for blended learning in flipped classrooms,Fathers, mothers or guardians may purchase this course for their kids,Adults may use this course to understand the basics of Python

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