Introduction to Computational Thinking

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Covers fundamental programming concepts such as algorithms, variables, and expressions in C++.

Explores the ingredients and selection of algorithms for different goals.

Introduces computational thinking, empowering individuals to create solutions through technology.

Covers the basics of C++ standard library containers, algorithms, and iterators.

Explores EPFL's coding workshops for girls and the Clit Test project.

Introduces Jupyter exercises on Differential Privacy, covering random generators, understanding data intrusion impact, and practical applications.

Covers the basics of programming microcontrollers using C language and Arduino platform.

Emphasizes the value of trial and error, debugging, and clear coding practices in programming.

Explores the interaction between coding and robot behavior through practical exercises.

Covers Python programming concepts related to sorting and indexing.

Covers the basics of the Scratch interface for creating projects with sprites and coding blocks.

Covers the implementation of deterministic random number generation in C++ simulations.

Introduces the CS-250 Algorithms course, covering its structure, objectives, and key topics in algorithmic problem-solving.

Covers the use of the enum keyword to define integer constants and improve code readability in programming.

Demonstrates programming Thymio to change colors in response to noise detection.

Covers activating the front distance sensor and making the robot light up in green when detecting an obstacle.

Discusses the story of the very first robot, its programming, and educational applications.

Covers the process of selecting the right costume in a programming context.

Shows how to trigger events by clapping hands in a program.

Focuses on programming a robot to follow a track with variations.

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