CompuScholar: Windows Programming (Online Access code)

Technology is constantly advancing and the need for programmers has never been higher!

Give your homeschooled students a computer science education that can help them understand fundamental computer and programming concepts with Compuscholar. After purchase, you'll receive an email with a code that provides access for one year for one student (one semester / 18 weeks of daily work, though it can be stretched over a full year at a more relaxed pace). It is a self-paced course- perfect for homeschoolers who enjoy flexible schedules! Designed to appeal to multiple types of learners, lessons integrate both written text and audio-visual components.

Course features include:

Step-by-step self-study lessons Integrated instructional videos Automatically graded lesson quizzes, chapter tests and an electronic gradebook Hands-on programming and computing projects with easy-to-follow solutions Teacher's guides, project grading rubrics, and fully coded activity solutions

This Windows Programming course uses the Microsoft C# language to teach introductory computer programming and classic computer science concepts. Each chapter contains one or more hands-on programming labs; students will also have the opportunity to work on individual or group projects and experience the phases of a project lifecycle, including requirements, design, implementation, and testing. This course covers fundamental "Computer Science I" programming topics and skills such as:

Using Integrated Development Environments C# Data types and variables Logical expressions and flow control Math and string operations GUI design and Windows input controls Writing functions Debugging and exceptions Object-Oriented Programming Inheritance and Polymorphism Collections Sorting and recursion File I/O

System Requirements:

Windows 7, 8, 10 Any HTML5-compliant web browser The course uses Microsoft C# and Visual Studio IDE (free); the course contains download, installation, and usage instructions for these.