Explore computer science fundamentals with a fun course designed for kids. Understand websites, programming, and databases through easy-to-follow lessons.
This super cool course lets kids dive into computer science basics. Taught by a 5th grader, they'll explore the magic of how computers, websites, and games really work, all in simple terms. Plus, they’ll even build their own website! Fun and learning combine here!
Learn Computer Science for kids explained in a easy to understand language.
Ever wondered your kid to be a computer science wiz. This is an opportunity for you. This course is taught by a 5th grade student, who loves to explore how things work behind everything on a computer. Everything he speaks in lectures is something he learnt it by himself - exploring and learning using internet.
This course is for kids who want to understand in simple language fundamentals behind computers, games, websites and internet. Kids will learn in easily to understand languages concepts like internet, programming languages, compiles, databases and how to to create a simple website using HTML and CSS.
At the end of the course, one should be able to understand the working of a website end to end - all the way from browser to server to databases.
This course will teach basics of HTML, mySQL, JavaScript, PHP and C.
Learn Computer Science fundamentals
Build a simple website
Learn databases
Hi! My name is Faateh Mohammad and I am currently a 8th grader! . In the Summer of 2013, I was learning the programming language Ruby on the website CodeAcademy when I stumbled across Udemy. At that time I already knew HTML, CSS and JavaScript. When I saw that on Udemy you could create courses for the public teaching anything...
this is fun
It is really informative and it is so interesting the way he explains!
very confusing
The teacher did not return for question. Bad. Shouldn't have 1star either.
Parent
good
I love this a lot I didn't expect this to be that good.
good course
He bangs on his keyboard to much
It was very interesting and easy to follow but I didn't understand how to get to the page where you start the coding, but other than that it was a great and educational course.
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Gilbert O.
One thing, Amazing!