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Introduction to Coding and Programming

Course Structure Overview


PART 1: Introduction to Coding and Programming
Objective: To help learners understand what coding and programming are, why they matter,
and how they fit into everyday life.
1. Welcome
2. What is Coding?
3. What is Programming?
4. Why Learn Coding and Programming?
5. The Big Picture – Where Coding Fits in Today’s World
6. Common Myths About Coding
7. Learning Path Overview
8. Homework for Introduction Module

PART 2: All About Intro to Coding and Programming


Objective: Dive into the basic building blocks, tools, and best practices of coding.
1. Basic Concepts & Terminology
o Algorithm, syntax, variable, data type, function, loop, conditionals.
2. Understanding Logic Flow
o Flowcharts and pseudocode.
3. Introduction to Programming Languages
o Block-based (Scratch) vs. text-based (Python, JavaScript).
o Choosing the right one for beginners.
4. Setting Up Your Workspace
o Online coding environments.
o Installing basic editors (VS Code, Thonny).
5. First Simple Projects
o “Hello World”
o Calculator program.
o Interactive quiz.
6. Debugging & Problem Solving
o How to find and fix errors.
7. Practical Exercises
o Modify an existing code snippet.
o Build a simple interactive story/game in Scratch.

PART 3: How to Profit from Intro to Coding and Programming & Teach It
Objective: Show how learners can earn money and spread knowledge using their beginner
coding skills.
1. Freelancing Opportunities
o Building small websites, automating tasks, basic app prototypes.
2. Creating Simple Digital Products
o Educational games, coding worksheets, beginner tutorials.
3. Teaching Coding to Others
o How to run a kids’ coding class.
o Using free resources to teach.
4. Monetizing Through Content
o YouTube tutorials, blogs, eBooks.
5. Building a Portfolio
o Showcasing small projects online.
6. Finding Clients or Students
o Networking, social media marketing.
BONUS MODULE: Writing Your Own Intro to Coding and Programming Curriculum

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