January: Strings, Variables, and Numbers. Programming is, at its core, all about managing and storing data. This month you’ll practice entering and storing data into code as you give the computer something to work with

February: Conditional Statements and Booleans. Conditional statements and Booleans are two of the fundamental concepts of coding. If you attend classes this month, you’ll explore these concepts in depth and learn how to use them to make more complex code

March: Arrays and Loops. This month is all about arrays and loops. The true power of code lies in getting the computer to do the hard and repetitive work for you, and arrays and loops are key elements for doing that

April: Objects. Javascript is known as an object-based language, and this month you’ll explore what that means as you learn to encode complex data into simple snippets of code

May: Functions. Functions are essentially reusable mini-programs, and a key way that coders get computers to do many things with minimal code. This month you’ll explore when and how to use functions as you level-up your programming capabilities

Live course instruction where you’ll meet face-to-face with your instructor and fellow students in a virtual classroom

Interactive and collaborative sessions where students learn course-specific lessons as a group

An expert instructor and an immersive learning experience in a class with limited seating

Class content is purpose built for drop-in or ongoing attendance