Programming for a Networked World

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Course Overview

What You'll Learn

  • Want to learn the basics of computer programming in a fun and innovative way?
  • The curriculum is hands-on, focusing on translating ideas into working computer programs and developing a mastery of practical computational literacy.
  • After completing this course, you will have a solid foundation to learn professional languages like Python, Java, etc.

Want to learn the basics of computer programming in a fun and innovative way? This course introduces computer programming using an educational block-based visual programming environment called NetsBlox (https://editor.netsblox.org/), emphasizing modern computer science concepts like networking, the internet, and distributed computing. The curriculum is hands-on, focusing on translating ideas into working computer programs and developing a mastery of practical computational literacy. After completing this course, you will have a solid foundation to learn professional languages like Python, Java, etc. The course is especially suitable for K12 teachers and students who want to get a gentle introduction to computer science.

Course FAQs

Is this an accredited online course?

Accreditation for 'Programming for a Networked World' is determined by the provider, Vanderbilt University. For online college courses or degree programs, we strongly recommend you verify the accreditation status directly on the provider's website to ensure it meets your requirements.

Can this course be used for continuing education credits?

Many of the courses listed on our platform are suitable for professional continuing education. However, acceptance for credit varies by state and licensing board. Please confirm with your board and {course.provider} that this specific course qualifies.

How do I enroll in this online school program?

To enroll, click the 'ENROLL NOW' button on this page. You will be taken to the official page for 'Programming for a Networked World' on the Vanderbilt University online class platform, where you can complete your registration.