CodeWeek Vratsa 2015

From Saturday, October 10, 2015 9:30 AM
to Sunday, October 11, 2015 6:00 PM

Vratsa Software Community

Other

school@vratsasoftware.com

ulitsa "Krastyo Balgariyata" 39, 3002 Vratsa, Bulgaria

Two days free lessons and workshops in Vratsa for students and adults. Trainers will be experienced professionals. Each participant can choose one of various topics: WordPress, Intro to Java, Making videos, Design with Photoshop, Robotics for beginners, HTML&CSS Intro, Programming for kids, Hackaton for advanced students.

http://codeweek.vratsa.net/

    Secondary school Higher Education Post graduate students Employed adults Unemployed adults
    Basic programming concepts Web development Robotics Other

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