We’ve created a pathway that suits them.
Select a topic below to begin exploring the pathway your child can start working on, today!
We’ve created a pathway that suits them.
Select a topic below to begin exploring the pathway your child can start working on, today!
Before you can learn to code, you must first learn how to use a computer!
This course is the perfect start point for youngsters who are ready to start exploring the world of technology.
This course teaches students about the fundamentals of using a computer and navigating the internet safely such as internet safety, digital citizenship, data management, and more.
In this course, students will be introduced to Scratch - a beginner friendly drag-and-drop programming platform where users create their own games and animations. Absolutely no prior coding experience is required.
If Scratch I is the ‘alphabet’ of coding, Scratch II is putting those letters together to make words and sentences.
This course teaches students how to create more complex games and animations.
Minecraft is a video game that rewards creativity.
In this beginner Minecraft Modding (Modification) course, students will learn to code, customize, and create usable items for Minecraft within a drag-and-drop environment.
Once your child has learned the basics of Modifications in Minecraft I, this course is the next step in progressing into becoming an expert at everything related to coding within Minecraft.
After completing the basics of computer literacy, coding with scratch, and modding with Minecraft - your young one will have all the fundamentals they need to excel in every other Code Galaxy Pathway!
In this course, students will be introduced to Scratch - a beginner friendly drag-and-drop programming platform where users create their own games and animations. Absolutely no prior coding experience is required.
If Scratch I is the ‘alphabet’ of coding, Scratch II is putting those letters together to make words and sentences.
This course teaches students how to create more complex games and animations.
Minecraft is a video game that rewards creativity. In this beginner Minecraft Modding (Modification) course, students will learn to code, customize, and create usable items for Minecraft within a drag-and-drop environment.
Once your child has learned the basics of Modifications in Minecraft I, this course is the next step in progressing into becoming an expert at everything related to coding within Minecraft.
Roblox is an online creation platform in which users design and develop their own games.
In this course, students learn the basics of the Roblox Studio editor to create Roblox games.
In this course, students learn advanced game development skills in the Roblox Studio editor.
They also learn advanced coding concepts using the Lua programming language, such as Event Handling.
This course teaches the basics of the C# programming language. Students will learn how to code objects, methods, variables and loops in a fun and creative way.
Not through applications, by themselves!
In this course, students apply everything they’ve learned to date to fully code and design their own 3D video games which they get to play and share.
Knowing how to code in C# is a requirement.
The culmination of the video game development pathway is Unity II. This course teaches students advanced skills in Unity.
They will learn to combine assets, physics, and coding to recreate classic 2D games.
Right off the bat, a graduate of the Game Development Pathway will have a skill set that will enable them to start working in junior roles and positions at the following companies!
In this course, students will be introduced to Scratch - a beginner friendly drag-and-drop programming platform where users create their own games and animations. Absolutely no prior coding experience is required.
If Scratch I is the ‘alphabet’ of coding, Scratch II is putting those letters together to make words and sentences.
This course teaches students how to create more complex games and animations.
This course is centered around learning 3D modeling with Tinkercad. It is a fun and easy to use 3D design application.
Students will create simple 3D models that can be 3D printed at any time.
CAD II is an advanced course that builds upon the foundational knowledge gained in CAD I. Students develop their skills in computer-aided design (CAD) software and techniques.
For the digital creatives of tomorrow, graphic design is a fundamental skill they will use every single day!
This course teaches them the techniques, methods, and artistic concepts behind graphic design.
Almost every single business on the planet, from 1-person startups to international corporations need designers. This means that graduates of the Design Pathway will have a skill set that will enable them to start working immediately!And they don’t need to apply for full-time positions, either. The beauty of Design is that it can be pursued during free time - whether that’s on weekends, after-school, or whenever.
In this course, students will learn how to code functioning websites.
They will learn how to use HTML and CSS, and the different techniques needed to customize, organize, and style their websites.
This course teaches students the most popular web development language, Javascript.
They will apply their knowledge of Javascript to create website scripts, form inputs, web forms, variables, functions and more!
This course gives students the opportunity to learn the newest technologies used in web development, HTML5 and Canvas.
They will also use advanced Javascript to create interactive online games!
This course is an introduction on how to use the Python programming language.
Students will learn fundamental computer science skills through the lens of Python, such as functions, variables, data types, loops, and operators.
This course builds on everything students learned in Python I, and will teach them how to apply it through creating graphical applications and games using the powerful Python modules of Turtle and Pygame.
Python III is the final step to becoming fluent in Python.
This course teaches students advanced coding concepts and gives them the skills they need to create functional and beautiful games within the Pygame library.
Right off the bat, a graduate of the Video Game Development Pathway will have a skill set that will enable them to start working in junior roles and positions at video game companies!
In this introductory Mobile App development course, students will learn the basics needed to code functioning Apps and games for smartphones and tablets.
This course is designed to further students’ app development skills through new and advanced Mobile App coding concepts, techniques and functions.
This course teaches students how to design front-end User Interfaces (UI) and User Experience (UX) for mobile applications.
Almost every single business on the planet, from 1-person startups to international corporations need designers. This means that graduates of the Design Pathway will have a skill set that will enable them to start working immediately!And they don’t need to apply for full-time positions, either. The beauty of Design is that it can be pursued during free time - whether that’s on weekends, after-school, or whenever.
This course introduces students to Cryptocurrency and Blockchain, a revolutionary technology that enables peer-to-peer transfer of digital assets.
Cryptocurrency is predicted to have as much of an impact as the internet has.
For the digital creatives of tomorrow, graphic design is a fundamental skill they will use every single day!
This course teaches them the techniques, methods, and artistic concepts behind graphic design.
Right off the bat, a graduate of the Video Game Development Pathway will have a skill set that will enable them to start working in junior roles and positions at video game companies!
Cybersecurity I covers fundamental principles like network security, encryption, authentication, and risk management. Students learn secure practices, understanding common threats to protect computer systems and data.
Cybersecurity II builds on Cybersecurity I, exploring intrusion detection, incident response, secure coding, and vulnerability assessment. Hands-on exercises enhance skills in identifying and mitigating cybersecurity threats.
Cybersecurity III delves into advanced areas: penetration testing, digital forensics, secure network architecture, and cloud security. Emphasizing practical application, it readies students for specialized roles in the cybersecurity field.
Almost every single business on the planet, from 1-person startups to international corporations need designers. This means that graduates of the Design Pathway will have a skill set that will enable them to start working immediately!And they don’t need to apply for full-time positions, either. The beauty of Design is that it can be pursued during free time - whether that’s on weekends, after-school, or whenever.
AI I introduces fundamental AI concepts, including search algorithms, knowledge representation, and basic machine learning. Students gain a foundation in AI's history, applications, and industry impact.
AI II extends AI I, delving into advanced topics: natural language processing, computer vision, neural networks, and reinforcement learning. Students deepen their understanding and explore practical applications.
AI III explores specialized topics: generative adversarial networks, explainable AI, ethics, and real-world applications. Students gain expertise in cutting-edge areas and emerging trends in artificial intelligence.
Right off the bat, a graduate of the Video Game Development Pathway will have a skill set that will enable them to start working in junior roles and positions at video game companies!
Coding builds skills which are relevant not only to most jobs, but to life! Problem solving and logic are the main two.
