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This course is designed to introduce Python as a beginning course (not intended for experienced programmers). The course is designed for students to learn and practice coding in an online environment that requires only a modern web browser and Internet connection. No special software is required to complete this course. The course includes video content, practice labs, and coding projects. Mathematics is reinforced.

This course will help you learn to talk to computers using the Python programming language. During the course, you will write code, design programs, and have fun along the way! You will complete a final project as your proof of learning for this course. You may also have an opportunity to earn an industry-level Certification upon completion of this course.

It is important to study the evolution and history of computers in order to know from where and how they began. What would life be like if we didn't have computers? With computers what will life be like in 20 years? How might your children and grand-children be impacted by computers and computing technology?

As we prepare to study Python, it is also important that we are aware of how ethics and security impact the use of computers and computer software. How should we behave in order to protect our data and make sure that we are treating others correctly when using computers?

In this module you will learn more about the history of computers and programming languages as well as how ethics and security impact our computer use.

Simply click on the "Day" button below to proceed to today's lesson. Click the Next button and complete ALL of the activities until you reach the Stop Sign.

Module 1 - Calendar of Activities and Due Dates

9-3-2024 - Lesson 1 Part 1

9-4-2024 - Lesson 1 Part 2

9-5-2024 - Lesson 2 Part 1

9-6-2024 - Lesson 2 Part 2