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Sonny Li is joined by Emojicode creator Theo B. Weidmann for a demo and Q&A.

Join us for the start of our Back To School series where we write our first program in Python!

In this second session we’ll explore how to write functions in Python!

Learn how to control the flow of your code using structures like conditionals in Python!

Storing one value isn’t enough! Learn how to store multiple values in a single variable using Lists in Python.

Let’s start to build some more complicated programs as we learn how to use loops in Python!

Let’s learn how to use our words by working with Strings in Python.

Learn how to structure your data in a new way using Dictionaries in Python

In our last session, use all of your Python experience to create your own data structures using Classes and Objects.

Join us as we look at election data from FiveThirtyEight and investigate what it means to forecast an election.

Join curriculum developers Zoe Bachman and Alex Kuntz as they walk you through how to make your first augmented reality experience

In our first session, learn to load a dataset into Python, inspect the data, and take a first look at some of the variables.

In this session, we’ll continue to investigate our data using summary statistics and data visualizations.

In this session, we’ll cover ways of assessing a relationship between two variables, using summary statistics and visualizations.

In this session, we’ll introduce inferential statistics and hypothesis testing by learning about the central limit theorem (CLT).

In this session, we’ll implement a hypothesis test, but we’ll do it by writing our own simulation-based function in Python.

In this session, we’ll discuss some of the problems that can arise when hypothesis testing is misused.

In this session, we’ll turn our attention to hypothesis tests that can be used to evaluate an association between two variables.

In this session, we’ll talk about experimental design and sample size determination in the context of an A/B test.

In our first creative coding session we’ll introduce you to p5.js and make our first project!

Let’s learn how to animate our p5 sketches. In this session, we’ll learn how to make balls bounce across the screen.

Cassie Tarakajian joins us to talk all things p5.js, Processing Foundation, and creative coding.

Learn to make some interactive artwork inspired by John Whitney and Vera Molnar.

Learn to add videos to your p5 sketch in this project inspired by Nam Jun Paik.