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Coding Certificate
During each two-hour meeting of the Coding Certificate class, students will work with professional programmers to learn the basics of computer coding, including the beginning steps of CoffeeScript, JavaScript and Python coding languages. This course is recommended for beginners, but all are welcome.
Who can register?
For High School students enrolled in Project Success partner schools.
Is any of this true about you?
- You enjoy solving problems and like computers
- You want to explore careers that involve coding
- You want to gain connections within the Twin Cities programming community
- You have spent some time learning to code before OR you have never done any coding
- You want to help to bring coding and tech careers to a more diverse group of people.
If so, Coding Certificate is a great fit for you!
Topics covered during a typical trimester:
Careers available in the tech industry
Fundamentals of code
Functions, parameters, loops (for-loops & until-loops), conditionals, arrays, variables
A wide variety of coding-related topics
Game development, cybersecurity, app design
Coding Certificate (10 sessions)
Spring Trimester Dates
Mondays, 4:30-6:30 pm
April 13th – June 15th
Questions? Contact Institute Program Manager Emily Vang at emilyv@projectsuccess.org.
All classes held at:
Project Success
1 Groveland Terrace
Minneapolis, MN 55403