Coding Club


Your mission … if you choose to accept it …

Improve your coding skills or learn how to get started as a coder!

You can learn to code in one or more of these languages:

  • Python
  • Scratch
  • Unity - C#
  • HTML/CSS

You’ll set your own coding goals and then earn XP points for working toward them. There will also be challenges you can test your skills against.

At the beginning of class, we will have a show-and-tell for everyone to see what you’re working on. Then the rest of class will be spent working on projects and helping each other solve problems.

Come join us if you are serious about learning to code and want to hang with other awesome coder students!

NOTE: First semester will be led by the student mentors who all have coding experience. (Adult mentors will ensure class stays focused and structured.) Second semester will be mentored by Joseph Hunsaker, who taught the coding class last year.

Time
3:00-5:00

Ages

12-18

Mentors
Joseph Hunsaker


Student Mentors

Joshua Mock

John Perkey

Lincoln Swan

Level
All levels


Depth or Breadth? 
Breadth

Tuition
Fall Semester

$30


Winter Semester

$20

Prerequisites

None.

Materials Required

Headphones - required if using sound/watching tutorialLaptop in class each week (no Chromebooks)

Homework

You should plan on coding for 2 to 3 hours a week at home. Homework will be working on individual projects and goals. XP points will be awarded for the amount of work done and go toward the final reward at the end of each semester.

Notes

This class is for students who are serious about learning how to code. Only take this class if you are willing to work hard and share what you learn with others. Because there will be no “coding” expert in class first semester, you will need to be willing to figure things out and experiment with others who are also learning.Don’t take this class if you just want to play games or goof around on a computer.

Books Students Provide

Title: N/A
Required:
Own or share with sibling?
Notes: