OpenHub and Newburgh Free Library are inviting you for this introductory class on Python. We held one introductory class 3/1/2022, which continued with the Python Study Jam - woohoo, glory to the brave souls - come to shine, showcase your projects, share our excitement about Python!
This class 6/7/2022 we will use the same approach, adding insights gained through the Study Jam experience.
OpenHub and Newburgh Free Library are inviting you for two introductory classes on Python.
This is practical programming for total beginners!
OpenHub and Newburgh Free Library are inviting you for two introductory classes on Python, 3/1/2022 and 6/7/2022
In this one hour introductory session, we will start your journey into the world of programming. Python is an easy-to-learn programming language with an unlimited scope of uses in the real world. This is practical programming for total beginners!
Hello Coders!
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In this course, you will learn how about the control structures that are needed to create algorithms and apply algorithmic reasoning to specific programming problems. Specifically, when addressing a specific programming problem, you will learn what algorithm to use and why.
This course is not currently scheduled. Please sign up if you want to get this course soon.
Please note - we are switching to new format of the Coding Clubs.
1. We will be meeting second Tuesday of the month, 6-7:30 pm.
2. We will have a quick Intro at the beginning, but we want to do some hands-on practice using Code Wars.
3. If you have your project you want to present, we will allocate some time for it - please comment below to let us know
3. We are adding Study Jams - not to be missed - come to learn about it and discuss your next goals
An algorithm is a finite sequence of well-defined instructions, typically used to solve a class of specific problems or to perform a computation. Algorithms are used as specifications for performing calculations, data processing, automated reasoning, automated decision-making and other tasks.
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Relational databases are systems that organize data into very logical tables, much like a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. Systems are built around tables, columns, and unique keys to access that data stored in rows using a database access language called Structured Query Language (SQL).
Excel, relational algebra
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Welcome to join, let's help each other. We encourage questions and collaborative challenges, showcases and co-learning opportunities.
This time we want discuss your goals and showcase your code, speak about your Hackathon experience, share your portfolio building experience, discuss opportunities for your projects. Can these lead to your future startup / unicorn?
We are so grateful to all the wonderful speakers, participants, sponsors, judges, and mentors that helped make HVTechFest21’s Hackathon possible! We hope you all had a great time and it was such a pleasure working with you all.
If you missed it, don’t worry, video replays are available on our Youtube channel!
The third Hudson Valley...
Intro to video Game Development.
In this course, students will learn about the fundamentals of game design. Topics covered will include the structure of a videogame, the stages of the design process, principles of gameplay and core mechanics, game balancing, and level design. Students will use Python and Pygame to develop high end video games.
This course is not currently scheduled. Please sign up if you want to get this course soon.
