The Logic of Computer Programming | Fall

This online course, designed for high school students (grades 9-12), teaches the fundamentals of computer programming from a Christian and classical perspective. It aims to help students understand the logic behind computers and develop their own programs, while also facilitating their learning of any programming language. The course also encourages critical thinking about the ethical and biblical aspects of technology use. Students will learn to create programs in QBasic, introduce web design, and develop problem-solving skills. It serves as a preparation for a more advanced course, "The Art of Computer Programming."

This course is suitable for students who have completed Formal Logic or have a sufficient math background. It is structured to help students understand the logic of computer processing, plan and create programs, and make informed decisions about technology. The course material includes examples of student-created programs and essays on new technology and dystopian short stories. Scholé Academy offers this course as part of its.upper school curriculum, aligning it with orthodox, Christian beliefs and the truth revealed in the Scriptures.