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Beginner Course on Programming and Coding Fundamentals
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(485 ratings)
13,399 students

Beginner Course on Programming and Coding Fundamentals

A programming course for office workers, university students or anyone, who wants to learn the fundamentals of coding.
Created byHaris Samingan
Last updated 5/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Create functions to repeat tasks and commands at ease
  • Create variables to store data and use them when needed
  • Create Data Types : Integers, String and Booleans, null, and not mix them up
  • Create Conditional Statements, so you know how to make a sound decision
  • Create For Loops to repeat a task till the objective is met
  • Use Logical and Relational Operators to see what is true or false by comparing statements
  • Create Lists to store data like in an attendance sheet

Course content

2 sections • 14 lectures • 1h 58m total length

  • Introduction0:38
  • How to Fully Make Use of the Course0:36
  • What is Programming ?5:57

Requirements

  • No programming experience is required.
  • Basic computer skills: surfing websites, running programs, saving and opening documents, etc.

Description

If you're an office worker, student, administrator, or just anyone who wants to explore the wondrous world of programming, this course will teach you the basics of programming. Moreover, it has some reference to pop culture like Ariana Grande and Singaporean context like Nasi Lemak Burger.

This course is for complete beginners and covers the fastest growing language, Dart. Hopefully, this course entertains as well.

This course covers concepts on:

  • Functions, that either runs multiple tasks in one command, or that takes in an input and gives the needed output

  • Data Types such as integers, strings, booleans and nulls

  • Variables, that stores the different data types, for later use

  • Relational and Logical Operators, to compare statements to see which is true or false

  • Conditional Statements, to make the sound decision

  • List, to store data in a structured way

  • Loops, to run the same task till the goal has been reached

By the end of this course, not only you'll be able to have a basic understanding of the fundamentals of programming, but also be able to list this on your resume.

Who this course is for:

  • Office workers and students who wants to explore and see what programming and coding is all about
  • Anyone, from delivery riders to teachers, who is thinking on a career change to become a software developer

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