C0deEX is coding academy and year round after-school coding education and prepares them for technology-driven future. C0deEx provides environment where students learn coding skill through personalized instructions. C0deEX is perfect place for beginner and as well as more advanced kids who wish to pursue Software Engineering as their career path. Kids get interest to learn computer programming through our professional grade games based curriculum. Here students learn developing games in many different languages using different professional tools.
Our is a goal is to create a generation of young programmers, designers, and entrepreneurs who can build amazing games, apps, and more. Our courses are engineered to teach kids not only how to design and code, but to thoroughly understand the concepts so that they can perform them on their own. By making computer programming incredibly fun and engaging through game design, C0deEx students will develop the motivation and tenacity to learn to code with actual development environments and develop real world skills.
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Nikita has 7+ years teaching K-12 kids using block based programming, Robotics and Lego Design. She has experience introducing kids to Ozobot using Ozoblockly, Lego Robotics using Spike prime and WeDo 2.0. In the recent past, she has coached multiple FLL Challenge and Junior teams for competition and tournaments. Nikita has Masters in Electronics Design and Undergrad in Electronics and telecommunications engineering.
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Eric is an undergraduate student at the University of California, Los Angeles, majoring in Mathematics of Computation. He primarily teaches computer science courses and is highly proficient in data structures and algorithms. As a high school student, Eric reached the USACO Platinum level and now teaches USACO and other programming classes. His favorite programming language is C++
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Pallavi has done Engineering in Electronics and Masters in Computer Science. She developed interest in teaching while she was assisting undergraduate students for five years. She is always excited to work with young minds when they explore concepts of coding, electronics and science.
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Richard is a licensed Computer Science educator with experience teaching middle and high school students. At Salem Academy Charter School, he taught courses ranging from Intro to Programming through Machine Learning, fostering strong computational thinking and problem-solving skills in his students.
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Trina Overgaard Toups has been tutoring individual students and teaching small groups for over 15 years. Her background includes a master's degree in Physical Chemistry, and experience teaching general earth and environmental science, biology and chemistry to students from ages 7-18. Trina brings an enthusiasm for science learning and experience with children of many ages and abilities.
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Rachel has a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and Cognitive Science from RPI, and a Master’s degree in Interactive Media and Game Design from WPI. While in high school, she helped design and run week-long STEM camps for middle school girls. She likes to help students understand the reasoning behind the things they are doing, and encourages them to be curious and try things out.
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Cooper Stevens is a sophomore at Harvard University studying Mathematics and Statistics. He is passionate about STEM and love helping others discover the joy of problem-solving. Prior to C0dEX, Cooper worked as a freelance SAT Math tutor and found great fulfillment in helping students build confidence and achieve their goals.
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I'm Dan Aube, a Computer Science student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; I particularly love finding the most efficient algorithms to solve interesting graph problems. C++ and Python are my favorite languages, and for vastly different reasons!