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Informatics Grade 8. Algorithms and programs. Collection 1

Course Difficulty Icon Intermediate
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Course Duration Icon 29 hours
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Dive into the exciting world of programming with our engaging Informatics Grade 8 course! Through hands-on projects and interactive exercises, you'll learn the fundamentals of programming and develop essential computational thinking skills.

Why choose our course:

  • Interactive learning: Engage with coding challenges and interactive projects.
  • Real-world applications: Apply programming concepts to solve real-world problems.
  • Comprehensive coverage: Explore all key topics in programming.

Course Content:

  • Module 1: Algorithms and programming languages
    Lesson 12: Introduction to programming languages and environments
    Lesson 13: Program structure
     Lesson 14: Objects, properties, and methods
    Lesson 15: Event handlers
    Lesson 16: Data types and variables
    Lesson 17: Conditional statements
    Lesson 18: Loops
    Lesson 19: Graphical data representation

Expected Outcomes by Course End:

  • Understand the purpose of programming languages and their basic elements.
  • Provide examples of modern programming languages.
  • Compare the features of different programming environments.
  • Explain the functions of graphical user interface elements and use them.
  • Explain the structure of a program.
  • Distinguish between properties and methods of objects.
  • Plan the process of solving a problem using programming.
  • Create and debug programs, including event-driven and object-oriented programs.
  • Understand the concept of an object in programming, its properties, and methods.
  • Know the difference between variables and constants.
  • Use expressions in programs, correctly choosing data types.
  • Justify the choice of data types for solving a problem.
  • Solve problems using all basic algorithmic structures, variables, and constants.
  • Evaluate the correspondence of program execution results to the set task.

By the end of this course, students will have a solid foundation in programming and be able to create simple programs to solve various problems.

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