TOP 10 IT TRAINING COURSES IN DOWNTOWN TORONTO, TORONTO - PAGE 7

This first course in computer programming emphasizes problem solving strategies using structured programming techniques. The C programming language is used to introduce problem analysis, algorithm design, and program implementation. Students work in a Linux environment.

This hands-on course shows how to rapidly develop and maintain effective Python programs and use the Python Web framework Django.

In this beginner-friendly course, students will be introduced to the Java programming language. Students will learn the fundamentals of the language.

This course is for any student wishing to work in Unreal Engine for creating interactive experiences and/or enterprise fields of real time training simulation, visualization, and media/entertainment.

This course is designed to prepare students for the American Computer Science League (ACSL), the USA Computing Olympiad (USACO) and the Canadian Computing Competition (CCC). Pre-requisites: a solid background in coding (completion of Java Level 2 or AP Computer Science A).

Create your own website from scratch by learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Students will create the base of the website using HTML, then progress to adding visual and interactive components using CSS and JavaScript.

Designed for beginners, this level teaches the basic fundamentals and design principles of Python, with the help of Turtle graphics and PyGame. This includes: variables, conditional statements, loop basics, and functions.

This course uses real Python code. With the help of the Python Processing reference material, we will discover how to work with existing code features while learning to make our own!

In these courses students expand upon Object Oriented programming fundamentals and learn about inheritance, camera manipulation, chasing algorithms, reading and writing to text files, devices, overriding and overloading.

This process begins with our Introductory Early Start program. This level focus on young children, helping them learn basic programming concepts even if they haven’t become fully acquainted with computers!