With project-based learning, students get to use their newly-learned skills in real-world scenarios, while keeping it fun.
Starting with Scratch, students learn the basics of programming with an interactive drag-and-drop programming language.
Students then move onto Python, where students learn the basics of writing programs, as opposed to Scratch's drag-and-drop mechanics.
Finally, students move onto Unity, where they get to create games in the popular game engine, paired with C#, a programming language developed by Microsoft.
Upcoming planned tracks include introductory C++, basic Web Development, and more! Stay tuned.