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Programs

This comprehensive course will guide young learners through the exciting world of programming, introducing them to the basics of Python and gradually building up to more advanced concepts. By the end of the course, students will have gained a solid understanding of how to write and execute Python programs, solve problems with code, and develop projects of their own.

Coding

Beginner Track

Recommended for students in grades 6–9

Students learn:

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 - Python basics

 - Logical thinking

 - Simple simulations

 - How math connects to coding
 

Intermediate Track

Recommended for students
in grades 7–10

Students explore:

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 - Probability and simulation

 - Game strategy and expected value

 - Mathematical modeling

 - Data visualization

Coding
Numbers

Project Work (Core)

Students apply what they learn through projects such as:

 

- Probability simulations

- Game strategy analysis

- Data exploration

- Pattern modeling

 

👉 The goal is to use code to understand ideas, not just write programs.
 

STUDENT PROJECTS

Students build projects that combine:

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- Math

- Logic

- Coding

Simulating probability with dice and games

Analyzing winning strategiesVisualizing data patterns

Work Desk
Console

 STRUCTURE

Weekly 90-minute sessions

  • Small groups

  • Beginner & Intermediate tracks

  • Final project or presentation

TEAM

Coding World is led by high school students with experience in:

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- Advanced mathematics

- Computer science

- Problem solving and competitions

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Our goal is to help younger students explore math and coding in a deeper, more meaningful way.

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Coding World is a student-led program where students explore mathematical ideas through Python and project-based learning.

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