NYU Prison Education Program: Introduction to Computer Science

Summer 2019Prof. Arlene Ducao, arlduc [at] nyu.eduWednesdays, 12:15-3:15 PMWallkill State Correctional Facility Overview This course will prepare students to write basic software and web pages, and it will introduce a full foundation of computer science and design coding concepts that can be applied to many kinds of technical projects. Students will be exposed to Python, […]

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NYU Prison Education Program: CS Workshop

WORKSHOP: Computer Code ConceptsThis workshop will introduce basic computer coding concepts that can be applied to a wide range of applications, from web development, to systems administration, to data science. Concepts include data types, data structures, syntax, tags, elements, attributes, functions, variables, expressions, inheritance, statements, and version control. No computers will be used. And while we […]

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NYU D&T Session 25: Visit to Brownsville Community Justice Center

Announcements For today’s (final!) field trip,Β WE WILL MEET IN THE CLASSROOM and leave together at 4:30 sharp for Brownsville Community Justice Center,Β 50 Belmont Ave, Brooklyn. We will visit BCJC’s tech lab and see some of their recent VR community work. As usual, if you’re running late and can’t find the group, please contact Prof A […]

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NYU D&T Session 24: Civic Hall

Announcements Next Monday, 5/6:Β We will meet in the classroom and leave at 4:30 SHARP for the Brownsville Community Justice Center, located atΒ 50 Belmont Avenue in Brooklyn. Note that since it’s tricky to get to this location, we will travel there together. At the BCJC, we will learn about their tech work, specifically their work with […]

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