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Learn to code with method and logic Whether it's to succeed in the NSI (Digital Sciences and Technology) specialization in high school, design personal projects, or prepare for higher scientific studies, mastering code relies on solid algorithmic thinking. I help students understand the structure of programming languages and the logic of data. Subject areas and languages taught: Algorithms & Logic: Designing data structures and solving problems. Programming Languages: Python, C/C++, C# and Java. Data Management: Analysis and SQL queries / databases. Basic Web Development: HTML & CSS for creating structured pages. The goal is to take the student from simply writing code to true autonomy in development.

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Do you want to learn how to program desktop applications in Java, C language, C ++, CSharp (C #), PSeint, Visual Basic .NET, Macros in Excel? Do you want to learn how to program mobile applications in App Inventor 2? My teaching methodology is Project Based Learning (PBL). In this way, to build an application, I will teach you that the really important thing before sitting down to code (by attempt and error) in front of the computer, is the analysis and design of the algorithm (which constitutes 90% of the success of the program to be implemented. ), for this, with an example from the real world, the construction process will be explained: 1. Example with data from the real world, 2. Collection of information on requirements (input data, calculations, output data), 3. Hierarchy of operators (mathematical formulas versus computational formulas), 4. Desk test on a spreadsheet, 5. Constants, variables and data types to use, 6. Algorithm construction, 7. Flowchart, 8. Desk test on paper, 9. Implementation of the algorithm in the chosen programming language, if it is in console mode, it is implemented directly, if it is in form mode, the user interface is drawn on paper (UX) first.

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This course aims to engage learners with little or no programming experience to create Java programs. Participants are introduced to object-oriented programming concepts, terminology and syntax, and the steps required to create basic Java programs using the Alice and Eclipse interactive development environments. Hand-on practice enables learners to experience the power of computer programming. The JavaTM programming language can be challenging for computer programmers with limited or no experience in object-oriented programming. To provide an easy introduction to Java, Alice is explored first in this course, so that fundamental principles and skills are established using 3D animations in a fun, visually rich environment. When learners become familiar with the concepts of object-oriented programming, they can proceed with the Eclipse integrated development environment (IDE), which is widely used in computer programming. It contains a basic workspace and an extendable plug-in system for customising the environment. The content and pace of the course is adapted to the age and needs of the learners.