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8 預錄課程
每段影片平均 51 分鐘8 週
教師的支持6 小時 49 分鐘
影片總學習時數1 年訪問權
到內容作業
每週 1-2 小時. Students are encouraged to complete review questions and coding challenges to practice what they have learned. These challenges will take approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour per week. Answers (solutions) for all practice questions and detailed review videos will be posted to the Outschool classroom for students to check their work.項目
Each week students will work on projects to apply what they have learned in class. The projects are reviewed in detailed lesson videos. The code for these projects is also provided in a PDF and posted in the classroom for students to check their work.評分
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課堂經歷
英語程度 - B2+
美國 6 - 12 年級
Beginner 等級
Your student will learn how to code with Python, one of the world's most popular coding languages. There is no experience necessary for this class, and it will be fun for everyone! Some projects we will complete include rock, paper, scissors, a mad libs game, login system, spiral animation, guess the number, pizza shop app, and a space catcher game. Students can further their understanding of Python by enrolling in advanced 8-week courses, such as Level II and Level III. 8-Week Class Syllabus Part 1 Meet Python! What Can You Do with Python? How Do Computers Run Python Code? Data Types: Strings and Integers Mathematical Operations What are Variables? Declaring a Variable Mini-Projects: Time in Day and Class Greeting Python Comments Coder Skills #1: What is Good Code? Practice Challenges (1 – 2 hours) Part 2 Format Strings Project: Python Mad Libs Game Data Type Booleans: True or False Comparison Operators ==, <, < Conditional Statement Introduction if/ else Conditional Statements if/elif/ else Conditional Statements Practice Challenges (1 – 2 hours) Part 3 Review Part 2 and Practice Question Review Python Lists Python List Methods What are Libraries? Conditional Operators and/or Project: Rock, Paper, Scissors Troubleshooting Our Code Python String Methods Coder Skills #2: A Good Coder is a Good Searcher Practice Challenges (1 – 2 hours) Part 4 Python Part 3 Review and Practice Questions Data Type Floats: Fractions and Decimals Python Type Casting or Conversion Code with Mu Features Introduction to Functions First Function Mini-Project: Function Practice Question #1 Mini-Project: Function Practice Question #2 Practice Challenges (1 – 2 hours) Part 5 Part 4 Review Function Practice Question Review Project: Python Login System Global and Local Scope Login System Project Update Python Dictionaries Python Dictionary Methods Coder Skills #3: Lifelong Learning Practice Challenges (1 – 2 hours) Part 6 Part 5 and Challenge Question Review What is a Loop? For Loops Using if/else Statements With Loops Python Break Keyword Python Range() Function Python Turtle Animation Library Introduction Project: Spiral Animation Python Sets Practice Challenges (1 – 2 hours) Part 7 Part 6 and Challenge Question Review Python Remainder or Modulo Python Methods Review Python Math Methods Python Builtin Functions Not Operator Incrementing and Decrementing in Python Project: Guess the Number Coding Skill #3 - Hard Learning Practice Challenges (1 – 2 hours) Part 8 Part 7 Review Collections of Values Python Updates Control Flow What is the PyGame Zero Game Library Project: Space Catcher Game Customize Your Game Challenge Code Skills #5: What Interests You in Coding? Closing and Learning More Practice Challenges (1 – 2 hours) Build Fun Games, Animations and Projects with Python Students will complete 7 coding projects and games with Python. These projects include: Minutes in Day Mini Project Class Greeting Mini Project Mad Libs Rock, Paper, Scissors Login System Spiral Animation Guess the Number Space Catcher Game These projects allow students to apply what they have learned with Python while building fun projects! Continue Learning More about Python Python Level I Python Level II Intro to AI and Machine Learning There is no coding or computer science experience required for this class. Technology Requirements Students will use Code with Mu, a free code editor designed specifically for beginners. Code with Mu requires any Windows, Apple Mac, or Linux computer. Unfortunately, Chromebooks or tablets will not work with Code with Mu. Self-Paced Class Communication Students can send specific questions about practice questions and projects through Outschool. Due to the nature of self-paced classes, the instructor will respond within 2 business days. Unfortunately, the instructor can't provide feedback for code that isn't included with the class. If your learner is interested in a more interactive class, there is a live Zoom 8-Week All About Python Level 1 Class on Outschool!
學習目標
Students will be introduced to Python and learn about the basic syntax(structure) of the language. The goal of the class is for students to be interested in continuing to learn about coding and technology!
教學大綱
8 課程
超過 8 週課 1:
Starting with Python
Welcome to the world of Python programming! In this part, you'll learn about what Python is, how your computer understands it, and the basics like words (strings) and numbers (integers) in Python. You'll also learn how to do math with Python, create variables to store information, and write comments to make your code easy to understand. Plus, you'll work on a fun mini-project to see what you've learned in action!
63 分鐘的影片課程
課 2:
Making Choices with Python
Now, let's learn how to make your Python code make decisions! You'll learn about booleans (which are just fancy words for true and false), how to compare things (like checking if a number is bigger or smaller), and how to use if/else statements to control what your code does. You'll even make a Python Mad Libs game and tackle some challenges to test your skills.
58 分鐘的影片課程
課 3:
Lists and Rock, Paper, Scissors
In this part, you'll get to know lists, which are like containers for storing lots of things in one place. You'll also learn how to use libraries, which are collections of extra tools that make Python even more powerful. Plus, you'll dive deeper into making decisions with and/or operators, and create a Rock, Paper, Scissors game to play with your friends!
47 分鐘的影片課程
課 4:
Python Functions
It's time to learn about functions, which are like mini-programs within your program that you can use over and over again. You'll also explore floats, which are numbers with decimals, and practice converting between different types of data. You'll get to work on some mini-projects to practice writing functions and tackle more challenges.
43 分鐘的影片課程
其他詳情
父母的引導和規範
Students will use Code with Mu, a free code editor designed specifically for beginners. Code with Mu requires any Windows, Apple Mac, or Linux computer. Unfortunately, Chromebooks or tablets will not work with the code editor. We will also utilize the official Python documentation (instructions) from Python.org as a reference throughout the class. Also, we utilize Pygame Zero for our final game project!
Technology Requirements
Students will use Code with Mu, a free code editor designed specifically for beginners. Code with Mu requires any Windows, Apple Mac, or Linux computer. Unfortunately, Chromebooks or tablets will not work with Code with Mu.
Self Paced Class Communication
Students can send specific questions about practice questions and projects through Outschool. Due to the nature of self-paced classes, the instructor will respond within 2 to 3 business days. Unfortunately, the instructor can't provide feedback for code that isn't included with the class. If your learner is interested in a more interactive class, there is a live Zoom 8-Week All About Level 1 Class!
先決條件
Students will need to be very comfortable typing and with copy/ paste on their computers. Learners will also need a Windows, Apple Mac, or Linux computer to complete this class.
供應清單
Technology Requirements Students will use Code with Mu, a free code editor designed specifically for beginners. Code with Mu requires any Windows, Apple Mac, or Linux computer. Unfortunately, Chromebooks or tablets will not work for Code with Mu.
外部資源
除了 Outschool 教室外,本課程也使用:
教師專業知識和證書
學士學位 由 Mount St. Mary's University
Over 5,000 students from nearly 100 countries across a variety of platforms have started coding in one of my classes. I offer classes covering the foundations of Python, JavaScript, and HTML/ CSS. I am the author of the soon to be released book All About Python for Kids. Before teaching I worked as a developer for nearly 10 years. I've worked for organizations including Apple, Dell, and Best Buy. I believe the best way to learn is by doing and all my classes are based around hands-on projects that progressively build in difficulty.