Introduction to Python
Beginning students' first experience with Python programming through our free community program.

Students experiment with LEDs, sensors, and radio communications to see how code controls physical hardware.
Hour of Micro:bit is a gentle introduction to physical computing using the BBC Micro:bit, a pocket-sized programmable computer. In this short workshop, students write programs to control the Micro:bit's LED display, buttons, sensors, and radio communication capabilities. The Micro:bit's approachable interface and immediate physical feedback make it perfect for beginners to understand how code controls hardware. This course serves as both a standalone introduction to microcontrollers and as preparation for our more advanced robotics courses. Students leave with a concrete understanding of how programming translates to real-world actions.
Hour of Micro:bit — Meetup is offered through our Tech Club program, so to take this class, join the Tech Club and watch for announcements.
Our community programs remove financial and geographic barriers to quality computer science education. Through partnerships with schools, libraries, and community centers across San Diego County, we provide free Tech Club workshops, scholarship opportunities, and outreach initiatives. We work directly with Title I schools, community organizations, and local libraries to bring experienced instructors and hands-on programming curriculum to students who might not otherwise have access to these opportunities. Many students who begin in our free community programs continue on to our paid weekly classes as they advance their skills.
Beginning students' first experience with Python programming through our free community program.
Personalized consulting sessions to ship your independent project.
Invitation-only mentorship in the Robot Garage where students help pilot new curriculum and build advanced projects alongside instructors.
Build games in block code or JavaScript and deploy them to your own handheld Game Boy-style console through our free community program.
A technology choose-your-own-adventure featuring daily projects in programming, games, and robotics.
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