Jun
17
Wed
9:45 am - 3:15 pm
P21S - Advanced Computer Scientists
Where students learn and apply coding and computational thinking skills across diverse domains, ranging from mathematics and science to finance, robotics, and the Internet of Things. Through developing apps on iOS, Android, and micro:bit using a mix of block-based and Python programming, student will create tangible, real-world products.
Acquire Advanced Problem-Solving Skills
Students model advanced concepts and apply their coding know-how across complex app development, hardware elements, and syntax-based programming.
Develop Apps for Android and iOS
Create real-world Apps spanning a vast variety of domains ranging from healthcare to entertainment. Be exposed to the intricacies of UI/ UX design.
Advanced Micro:Bit Training
Learn to program user input and various functionalities as well as incorporate the usage of sensors to create tangible products.
Develop and Create
The Advanced Computer Scientists programme develops students to the next level of programming. Students will now Deep dive into app creation for both iOs and Android, develop the maker in them with our extensive micro:bit curriculum, and model advanced concepts across syntax-based programming to create tangible, real-world products.
In every course unit, students are presented with thrilling, hands-on problems to solve. With expert guidance from teachers, they’ll master the art of analyzing complex issues, breaking them down into manageable sub-problems, and crafting ingenious solutions. This dynamic process not only hones their computational thinking and problem-solving skills but also fosters a profound understanding of practical application.
The beauty of our curriculum is not what language we choose to introduce, but the rigorous practice of problem-solving. This also involves creativity, in dreaming up original solutions, and the determination to follow through on a coding project. These perseverance and logical skills are fundamental to all coding languages, and indeed, in life!
Coding isn’t a race to the end – it’s the journey that matters the most This Turtle Race simulator was developed by Emily, 12 years old using Python, utilizing pseudo random generator to simulate the random effect in races.
Level up and code even more functions into your app! Thabitha, 12 years old, developed the BMI Calculator mobile app to help users calculate their BMI and provide funny, yet meaningful health advice.
Python’s endless possibilities include recreating this retro arcade game. What will you create? Luciano, 12 years old, created a Space Invader game using Python
Upcoming Classes
Monday Class
Afterschool classes are not available at the moment.
Holiday Camp
Jun
22
Mon
2:45 pm - 4:45 pm
Prereq:
Completed P206 - Python Junior 2 or Teacher's approval
5-Days Holiday CampAge10-12In-PersonOnline
Jul
09
Thu
9:45 am - 3:15 pm
Jul
13
Mon
2:45 pm - 4:45 pm
Prereq:
Completed P205 - Python Junior 1 or Teacher’s approval
5-Days Holiday CampAge10-12In-PersonOnline
Jul
29
Wed
9:45 am - 3:15 pm
Aug
03
Mon
2:45 pm - 4:45 pm
Prereq:
Completed P206 - Python Junior 2 or Teacher's approval
5-Days Holiday CampAge10-12In-PersonOnline
Aug
24
Mon
2:45 pm - 4:45 pm
Prereq:
Completed P205 - Python Junior 1 or Teacher’s approval
5-Days Holiday CampAge10-12In-PersonOnline
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