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10 seats reserved for students from Sierra Vista, Jeffrey Trail, Solon, Mason Middle School, and others. Teachers can reserve seats for their students by obtaining a free code at sciovirtual.org/teams.
Breakdown
Develop the basics of Java Programming. This course covers basic programming syntax, primitive data, non-primitive data, and object-oriented programming such as methods and classes. Students will learn to apply programming to real-world problems.
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Basic math skills and some algebra is required. Knowledge of Scratch programming is recommended but not required.
Logistics
This course is meant for high-achieving students looking to perform well in competitions such as Science Olympiad, AMC, Brain Bee, FIRST Robotics, etc. Level 1 is for students brand-new or fairly unfamiliar with the subject. Students will learn the general facts they need to understand and advance in the subject. Level 2 is fast-paced learning for experienced students. This course builds off of already present knowledge to help students prepare for a competitive setting.
7:1
Student to Teacher Ratio
Session 1: 1/9-3/27, Sunday 4-5 PM ET
Session 1: 1/9-3/27, Sunday 4-5 PM ET
Instructors
Avik Malladi
USACO Silver Rank
Maxwell Ye
Computer Science @ University of Pennsylvania
Alex Gulko
Solon Science Olympiad Officer and Tech Manager
