Students will learn the fundamentals of AI and Computer Science including, coding, theory, language and animation including planning, writing and programming code, using CSS, Python and HTML and others. They will work on projects ranging from virtual reality, robotics, game design to app development, gaining an understanding of STEM and future career opportunities. This class develops problem solving, teamwork and communication skills.

At ISSFT, our AI, computer science and coding class for teenagers introduces students to the exciting world of programming, technology, and innovation. Through hands-on learning, students master the fundamentals of programming logic, languages, and animation while gaining practical coding skills in CSS, Python, and HTML. Alongside software, they explore hardware by making and programming devices, with opportunities to sample virtual reality and robotics and learn how they are coded. Skills gained can be applied across a range of programming languages, while mini projects such as game design and app development bring creativity and problem-solving to life. Students are encouraged to bring their own laptops so they can take their work home, though equipment can be provided with notice if required.

Students learn the fundamentals of coding theory, language and animation. They work on projects ranging from game design to app development and gain an understanding of STEM as well the future career opportunities open to them.

But why should they enrol in this class?  Well, no one can deny that we are firmly living in the digital age and many of tomorrow’s jobs will be technology related. As such, programming will become as basic and as fundamental as literacy.  Our children are already proficient in social media and using their phones but our coding class is designed to give students the understanding of where this technology comes from and how it is developed.

Computer science teaches you to resolve larger problems by breaking them down into smaller chunks.  At ISSFT, we tackle problems as a group so our students develop their communication, problem-solving and critical thinking skills as a result.