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Enrichment • Series

Introduction to Computer Science

Daksh P

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This series ended on August 8, 2021. All 1:1 and group chats related to this series are disabled 7 days after the last session.

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About

Computer science can be identified from a long time ago in Mathematics or Physics, and people like John Napier, Gottfried Wilhelm, Charles Babbage, Ada Lovelace, and Alan Turing have made a lot of contributions in Computer Science and they are all mathematicians! So, this gives us an idea that computer science is not about coding but it is about logical, analytical, algorithmic and, mathematical thinking! In this series there will be an introduction to computer science. We will be learning a lot of theory rather than a specific programming language. But to demonstrate how computers work I will be using Python. I will expect everyone to give their views/thoughts on a topic and problems! Prerequisites- Interest in learning computer science You can find sessions' notes here- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Kkb6ODungEHI20FVSpXdLlLIxsU46is3?usp=sharing

Tutor Qualifications

I have been studying the subject for a year now, so I am quite familiar with the basics and currently studying computer science at the intermediate level.

✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY

I will try my best to host a session every Sunday and I encourage everyone to attend every session, but if you are not able to attend try to give prior notice.

Dates

July 25 - August 2

Learners

9 / 15

Total Sessions

2

About the Tutor

Hi! I am a High schooler from India. I am really fond of Maths, Physics and Computer Science. My aim is to become a computer scientist or a cryptographer. I am really happy to be a tutor at SHW. My mentors are Richard Feynman and Srinivasa Ramanujan.

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Past Sessions

2
25
Jul

Session 1

Orientation

In this session, first, we will have a little introduction, then I will try to give an idea of what we are going to study in this series, and then I will try to answer some queries of the learners regarding the series.
2
Aug

Session 2

Computer Science

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