🍎 Teaching
As a coding instructor, I develop custom, project-based curriculum for computer science students and lead classes in both group and 1:1 settings. These projects often consist of creating games by using foundational computer science principles. Below is a selection of projects that I’ve developed and taught to students.
Lessons
Python Terminal and Turtle Projects
A GitHub repo with a collection of project-based lessons that run in a terminal or with Python Turtle.
- Language/ Platform: Python
- Concepts: Conditional Logic, Data Structures, Variables, Loops
Guess the Magic Number
A game that uses important, fundamental coding logic to compare a random (magic) number to a player's guess.
- Language/ Platform: Scratch
- Concepts: Conditional + Comparison Statements, Variables, Random Numbers
Balloon Popper
A project that I taught in a special format in which I asked the class to write code based on user story prompts.
- Language/ Platform: Scratch
- Concepts: Variables, Conditional Statements, X+Y Axis, Loops, Clones
Count the Donuts
A game that develops students' understanding of variables, random numbers, and loops.
- Language/ Platform: Scratch
- Concepts: Variables, Input, Comparison Statements, Random Numbers, Loops