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Coding Nim
Free Sample:
Coding Nim
Ever play Nim?
Do you know how to win every time? Can you figure it out? (don't Google!)
Ever play Nim?
Do you know how to win every time? Can you figure it out? (don't Google!)
Let the computer show you in "Trainer Mode", or beat the computer as it makes random guesses in "Simple" mode: https://replit.com/@BramMoreinis1/Nim-Trainer
Dip Your Toe In Code!
Dip Your Toe In Code!
- 9-week course, January 10th to May 10.
- Meets Monday & Thursday, 2:30-3:30 pm
- Sessions will be recorded if you miss one.
"Dip Your Toe In Code" is an expanded version of our Intensive, "Code Your Own Game".
"Dip Your Toe In Code" is an expanded version of our Intensive, "Code Your Own Game".
After learning the basics of JavaScript (the coding language of the Web), students choose what game to code, as individuals or in teams, and get help. They also join an online coding course they can continue with on their own.
After learning the basics of JavaScript (the coding language of the Web), students choose what game to code, as individuals or in teams, and get help. They also join an online coding course they can continue with on their own.
Hi! I'm Bram Moreinis ("Mr. M")
Hi! I'm Bram Moreinis ("Mr. M")
I have taught web development, computer science, IT service learning and computer applications for many years. A digital OG, I taught BASIC in a middle school in 1986 on TI 99 4/A's!
I have taught web development, computer science, IT service learning and computer applications for many years. A digital OG, I taught BASIC in a middle school in 1986 on TI 99 4/A's!
I teach Digital Literacy and Computer Science at Renaissance. and help get student computers fixed. My 11th grade Computer Science course (which DYTIC is a preview for) prepares students to pass the AP Computer Science A course in 12th grade. It draws from a flowcharting and JavaScript games sequence I've developed in past years.
I teach Digital Literacy and Computer Science at Renaissance. and help get student computers fixed. My 11th grade Computer Science course (which DYTIC is a preview for) prepares students to pass the AP Computer Science A course in 12th grade. It draws from a flowcharting and JavaScript games sequence I've developed in past years.
I am offering DYTIC at Springfield Renaissance to recruit students for the 11th grade course, so 10th graders get first preference.
I am offering DYTIC at Springfield Renaissance to recruit students for the 11th grade course, so 10th graders get first preference.
If coding sounds hard, well, it is hard. That's because you make over $150/hour when you get good.
Start learning now, when you're young and have a neuro-plastic brain!
If coding sounds hard, well, it is hard. That's because you make over $150/hour when you get good.
Start learning now, when you're young and have a neuro-plastic brain!
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