Scratchomania: Scratch 3로 코딩 프로젝트/게임 배우기(나이 든 학생용)

This course helps students learn Scratch 3, a block-based programming language by MIT Media Lab. Scratch is free and is available in both, online and offline formats and can be run on a web browser from either a Mac or a PC. The course starts with the first lesson which familiarizes the basic concepts of coding and features of Scratch 3 and progresses toward modifying the characters and making them move. Towards the end of this course, students can experiment with Scratch and can create fun games and projects. No prior coding experience in Scratch 3 is necessary. 

During each class, I will be covering one module, so 14 classes will cover 14 modules. Here is the breakdown of what will be taught during each class:

Module 1: What are programming/coding and programming languages, intro to Scratch 3 and its interface
Module 2: Project: Rainbow Gobo
Module 3: Project: Disco dance
Module 4: Game: Race out!
Module 5: Project: Spiral, Spiral what do you see?
Module 6: Project: Greeting Card
Module 7: Game: Life is a Maze!
Module 8: Project: Create a story!
Module 9: Project: Fireworks display!
Module 10: Game: Bubble Pop!
Module 11: Project: Light up Piano!
Module 12: Game: Ping Pong
Module 13: Game: Flappy Bird (Bonus!)
Module 14: Game: Flappy Bird continuation

We will do a few projects from the official Scratch website: https://scratch.mit.edu/. We will progress each class by doing smaller projects as we learn through concepts. Modules 12, 13, and 14 have larger projects, which is designing simple games, with all the learned skills so far. 

This class also recommends the use of a Mac/PC/Chromebook with a web-browser such as Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, etc. to run Scratch 3. Please look at https://scratch.mit.edu/info/faq for the complete system requirements. You can still download Scratch 3 as an app from the Scratch website https://scratch.mit.edu/download for an offline version, but you would not be able to share projects. Hence I highly recommend using the online version. I will be teaching how to create an account for the online version in the first class.