This is a series based off a highschool class I took which I found interesting and fun. This series will cover the basics of Computer History, Computer Hardware, Number Systems, Electronics, Digital Logic and the Arduino. Computer History - simply the history of computers Computer Hardware - an introduction to the various parts of the computer Number Systems - Binary, Decimal, ASCII, Hexadecimal Number Systems Electronics - Ohms Law, Series Circuits, Parallel Circuits Basic Circuits with Resistors and Digital Logic - Logic Gates Arduino - introduction to it NOTE: series is currently being built, and is experimental. The content may not reach the depth you would like if you are already familiar with certain parts of the series. The amount of sessions may also change.

We will go over the basics of Java in this short and condensed series. The goal of this series is to give you a basic understanding of Java while helping you feel comfortable solving basic computer science questions with Java. Each session will have short demonstrations and a challenge for you guys to complete. It would be best to be able to code along with me, so I recommend having an IDE or a repl.it account. In this series, I will cover the basic syntax of java, datatypes, variables, math operators and the math library, comparsion operators, arrays, a little bit of object oriented programming and more. I won't assign homework (though I encourage completing the tasks I give you guys). There is no need for a microphone or camera, though participation in the chat or through unmuting would be good. I will try my best to balance the difficulty of the content covered, but I would like feedback from you guys to do so!

We will go over the basics of Java in this short and condensed series. The goal of this series is to give you a basic understanding of Java while helping you feel comfortable solving basic computer science questions with Java. Each session will have short demonstrations and a challenge for you guys to complete. It would be best to be able to code along with me, so I recommend having an IDE or a repl.it account. In this series, I will cover the basic syntax of java, datatypes, variables, math operations, comparsion operators, arrays, a little bit of object oriented programming and more. I won't assign homework (though I encourage completing the tasks I give you guys). There is no need for a microphone or camera, though participation in the chat or through unmuting would be good.