The Complete 5 Volume Series: If You Can Cook, You Can Code

Overview

5-in-1 Course Bundle, 14 hrs:

Use the Metaphor of Cooking to Learning Programming 101, Computers, AI, Big Data and More What you'll learn:

Understand how programming works, including all the key termsBe better prepared to take a beginner course in a specific programming languageUnderstand how the hardware and software of computers worksMake a better decision about which programming language(s) to learn Learn what it means to "code" vs to "program" The Most Successful Programming 101Course Series of All Time--Now All in One Course 5 Courses, covering every aspect of Programming, Computers, Big Data, Python andAI, now combined into one Massive Course. 14+Hours of high quality, 1080pvideo. 21,000+students enrolled in the course series. The #1 way to get started learning programmingin the world.

I am a self taught programmer. I've never taken a class in a school or university to learn anything related to computer or programming, or more advanced subjects like Machine Learning andAI.

And the one thing that I've heard both from people who have gone the traditional route, as well as the self-teaching route, is how difficult it is to get started. If learning programming is a marathon (which it is if you are planning on really doing it), this course gets you down the first few miles.

And it's also designed so that even if you don't want to learn how to code--let's say you just want to be able to talk to programmers, or manage a team of programmers, or partner with a programmer in a new startup. You have to understand the basics and be able to talk the lingo.

This super course contains 5 courses, covering all the basics. You'll start off learning the basics of programming.

In the second course you'll dip your toes into Python, the all around best first language to learn. Third, you'll learn about computer hardware.

We'll go under the hood and look at how they actually work, and how software interacts with hardware. Fourth, you'll learn about Big Data.

For those of you who are in business or are looking for a future proof career path, Big Data is something you should pay close attention to. :

You'll learn everything you need to know to keep up in conversations about the Cloud and Big Data. Fifth and finally, you'll learn about Artificial Intelligence.

AIis the hottest thing in the programming scene right now and every big tech company is investing millions if not billions into AI. Did you miss the internet boom in the 90s/early 2000s?

Well don't miss this one, because many of the top people are predicting that AI is going to make an even bigger splash than the internet on our lives, if you can believe it. If you're still reading this, here's what you need to know.

This course is not going to be like anything else you've experienced in the past when trying to learn or just understand the basics of computers or programming. The reason why these courses have been so popular over the years is that I use metaphors and simple everyday language to translate the computer and programmer talk into basic ideas.

This stuff really isn't that complicated once you get past the jargon. And these skills are critical to learn, no matter what you are doing.Computers and programming are invading every aspect of our lives and our jobs.

I believe every child should be learning this stuff in their K-12 because it's so important now and will be even more important in the future. You can even watch this course series with your child and they will understand it just as well as you do.

It was designed that way. If you're on the fence, remember, there is a 30 day money back guarantee. .

I hope you enjoy the course, and if you ever get tripped up on a concept just ask a question in the discussion section and I'm usually able to answer questions within 24 hours. See you inside, Timothy

Syllabus

• Introduction to Programming
Understanding the Basics: Analogies with Cooking
Setting Up Your Programming Environment
Exploring Simple Coding Concepts
• Volume 1: Ingredients and Tools
Data Types and Variables
Using Operators: Mathematical and Logical
Introduction to Basic Input and Output
• Volume 2: Recipes and Processes
Control Structures: Conditionals
Loop Structures: While and For Loops
Functions and Modular Programming
• Volume 3: Experimenting with Flavors
Data Structures: Arrays and Lists
Strings and String Manipulation
Introduction to Error Handling
• Volume 4: Advanced Techniques
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
Classes and Objects: Creating New Data Types
Using Libraries and Frameworks
• Volume 5: The Chef’s Special
Debugging Techniques and Best Practices
Introduction to Algorithms: Problem Solving
Final Project: Creating Your Own Recipe-Based Program
• Conclusion
Summary and Review
Pathways to Further Learning: Expanding Your Programming Knowledge
Career Opportunities in Programming and Software Development

Taught by

Timothy Kenny and Kenny Media

Subjects

Programming