Introduction to Web Programming: HTML/CSS/JavaScript (Age 12-14)

CAMP OVERVIEW

Language: English

Designed for anyone who is curious about programming or what powers the Internet, the JavaScript 101 course teaches the basics of web programming through a series of fun and engaging projects. Students start with structuring web content with HTML and styling with CSS to gain a solid foundation in static web programming. They then move on to learning fundamental computer science concepts using JavaScript. By programming dynamic web applications using JavaScript, students can visually explore and experience each line of code to firmly grasp the concepts behind, and they can also be proud of their creations and hard work by making their projects live online to the whole world.

DIFFICULTY

Beginner

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TOPICS COVERED

• Introduction to Static Web Programming
  • Introduction to the HTML syntax
  • Introduction to the CSS syntax
  • Hands-on: creating a series of static web pages by writing HTML and CSS codes  
• Introduction to JavaScript
  • Introduction to the basics of JavaScript syntax
  • Introduction to computer science concepts including abstraction, conditionals and loops
  • Hands-on: creating simple games using JavaScript
• Website Design Project
  • Designing a website that showcases web programming knowledge
  • Planning, implementing and testing the designed website
  • Presenting the website to the rest of class

CAMP HIGHLIGHTS

8:1 Ratio Guarantee

We believe in developing a personal relationship with the student. Our instructors are as much teachers as we are facilitators, and coach for our students' learning. By ensuring a small class, each student benefits from maximum attention from instructor and teaching assistant, and at the same time, learns from peers.

Personalized Learning

Our courses are designed for students to run at their own pace. Our curriculum is level-based for each module, meaning that each student can learn at their own appropriate, customized pace.

Hands-on Project-based Learning

First Code classrooms are messy, chaotic and we love it! We believe in hands-on creation, experimental learning and lots of discussion.

Follow on Curriculum for Immersed Learning

What happens after this holiday? Like learning any other language, learning to code is best done through an immersive, continual commitment. We offer a multi-year curriculum that allows students to deepen and broaden their interests in computer science and software development.