EU Code Week: Meet and Code IT Weekend
Organized by:
Drupal Bulgaria, Coding Girls
Contact email:Happening at:
ul. "Angel Bukureshtliev" 11, 4000 Tsentar, Plovdiv, Bulgaria
From Saturday 21st of October 2017 at 11:00 to Saturday 21st of October 2017 at 18:30
Description:The EU Code Week is just behind the corner! Drupal Bulgaria and Coding Girls have prepared a two days event for young people from 14 to 24 years of age. Building your first Drupal website is easier than you think and we will help you! Join us for a great weekend full of presentations, workshops, inspiring videos & fun activities! Register now! Here is the registration form http://bit.ly/2xOfFMQ Hurry up! The seats are limited!
This event is for:- High school students
- Graduate students
- Basic programming concepts
- Web development
- Coding
- Drupal
- EU Code Week
- Site Building
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Nearby upcoming events:
Students will learn basic coding. Treasure Hunt activities – coding games on the computer with Scratch, Digital Apps and activities without a computer.
Start: Oct 13, 2019
"I, the Programmer" project is a joint initiative of the Software University and our students, which aims to introduce the students from all over the country to the challenge of being a programmer - what motivates them to program, which stimulates them to continue to develop in the world of software technologies mostly how they started.
We, by SoftUni, support the idea of students meeting with more people, whose passion is programming and joy developing in this sphere. We think that the example we give to the growing generation is significant not only to him but also to us as part of a society.
Start: Sep 16, 2018
Team S / C # team competition. Students form teams and work together in a team. They solve algorithmic tasks. The competition can be attended by all students from the 8th to the 12th grade. Teams are up to 3 students.
Start: Oct 16, 2019
Description: Build Your Own Robot: This unplugged activity teaches children two very basic concepts of coding: algorithm and sequence. An algorithm refers to a set of step by step instructions for performing a task. A sequence refers to the order of steps in an algorithm.
• Step 1: Build a Lego figure using the lego bricks.
• Step2: Make the two kids sit opposite to each other on two ends of the desk. Place the partition wall or the cardboard piece in the middle of the desk. Give the completed Lego figure to one child (the Programmer) but make sure that the other child (the Computer) doesn't see it.
• Step 3: Give the desired pieces of Legos to the other child (the Computer)
• Step 4: Then ask the Programmer to give one instruction at a time to the Computer to build his robot.
• Step 5: The job of the computer is to build his robot without seeing the model and only listening to the Programmer’s instructions.
• If they are unable to recreate the Lego robot with the given instructions, they will realize that there is something wrong with the instructions and need to go back and check them again. This is a key concept of coding called debugging.
• The difficulty level of this game can be increased by giving the Computer more than the desired Lego pieces. The computer has to choose only the desired pieces and reject the undesired pieces according to the Programmer’s instructions.
Start: Oct 11, 2019