Kids Who Code

A virtual gaming-based STEM program introducing Computer Science and C++ programming.
In this engaging virtual program for tweens and teens, college tutors will present lessons on and demonstrate basic coding skills using the language of C++, introduce students to the field of Computer Science and its broad, real-world applications, and lead small groups in web-based C++ coding activities.
This FREE program is being offered by Yusuf Ahmad, Ibraheem Syed, and Anthony Sarabia, members of the Los Positas College Computer Science Club, and hosted by the Alameda Free Library.
Participants will need a chromebook, laptop, or desktop computer and internet access to participate, and must have basic knowledge of logical reasoning and computing skills.
This is an introductory program open to 6th through 12th grade coding beginners with a desire to learn C++ programming and the real world application of Computer Science.
Participants will meet with tutors on Zoom every Sunday from 2-3pm for 8 weeks, January 23rd through March 13th, 2022. Participants should plan to attend each meeting as lessons will progress each week, meetings will not be recorded, and make-ups are not available.
Tutors are volunteers not representative of their respective colleges or the Alameda Free Library.
Registration is required, with a limit of 20 participants.

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