Learn Logic, Strategy, and Problem-Solving Through Programming
From 164.35 C$ /h
In this class, students will learn how to think clearly, solve problems step by step, and approach challenges with confidence through coding.
Many students struggle not because a problem is too hard, but because they do not know how to break it down. This class teaches students how to take large, confusing problems and divide them into smaller, manageable pieces. Using programming as the main learning tool, students will practice logic, planning, pattern recognition, debugging, and structured problem-solving.
Students do not need to be advanced coders to benefit from this class. The focus is not just on writing code, but on learning how to think like a problem solver. Each lesson will guide students through practical coding exercises that teach them how to ask better questions, organize their ideas, test solutions, fix mistakes, and build confidence when facing difficult tasks.
By the end of the class, students will have a stronger foundation in coding and, more importantly, a practical way to approach problems in school, technology, and everyday life.
Students will learn how to:
Break large problems into smaller steps
Think logically and organize ideas clearly
Use coding to practice problem-solving
Recognize patterns and build efficient solutions
Debug mistakes without getting frustrated
Develop confidence when facing unfamiliar challenges
Apply structured thinking beyond programming
Ideal for:
Beginners and students who want to improve their coding, logic, math confidence, and overall problem-solving skills.
Many students struggle not because a problem is too hard, but because they do not know how to break it down. This class teaches students how to take large, confusing problems and divide them into smaller, manageable pieces. Using programming as the main learning tool, students will practice logic, planning, pattern recognition, debugging, and structured problem-solving.
Students do not need to be advanced coders to benefit from this class. The focus is not just on writing code, but on learning how to think like a problem solver. Each lesson will guide students through practical coding exercises that teach them how to ask better questions, organize their ideas, test solutions, fix mistakes, and build confidence when facing difficult tasks.
By the end of the class, students will have a stronger foundation in coding and, more importantly, a practical way to approach problems in school, technology, and everyday life.
Students will learn how to:
Break large problems into smaller steps
Think logically and organize ideas clearly
Use coding to practice problem-solving
Recognize patterns and build efficient solutions
Debug mistakes without getting frustrated
Develop confidence when facing unfamiliar challenges
Apply structured thinking beyond programming
Ideal for:
Beginners and students who want to improve their coding, logic, math confidence, and overall problem-solving skills.
Location
Online from United States
Age
Children (7-12 years old)
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
60 minutes
The class is taught in
English
Skills
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New York
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In this class, students will learn how to use PowerShell and Bash scripting to automate tasks, solve technical problems, and become more confident working from the command line.
PowerShell and Bash are two of the most useful scripting tools in technology. PowerShell is widely used in Windows environments, Microsoft 365, Azure, and IT administration, while Bash is commonly used in Linux, macOS, servers, cloud systems, cybersecurity, and DevOps. Learning both gives students a strong foundation for real-world technology work.
This course focuses on practical scripting, not just memorizing commands. Students will learn how to break down repetitive or complex tasks into clear steps, write scripts to automate those steps, troubleshoot errors, and understand how computers process commands. Each lesson will include hands-on examples that build real problem-solving skills.
Students do not need to be advanced programmers to benefit from this class. The course is designed to help beginners and developing technical students become comfortable with command-line tools, scripting logic, variables, loops, conditions, files, folders, permissions, processes, and automation workflows.
By the end of the class, students will understand how to write useful PowerShell and Bash scripts, automate common tasks, and approach technical problems with a structured mindset.
Students Will Learn How To
Use the command line confidently in Windows, Linux, and macOS environments
Write beginner-friendly PowerShell and Bash scripts
Understand variables, conditions, loops, functions, and parameters
Automate repetitive computer and administrative tasks
Work with files, folders, permissions, processes, and system information
Read, filter, and manipulate text output from commands
Troubleshoot scripts and fix common errors
Break technical problems into smaller, scriptable steps
Use scripting as a foundation for IT, cybersecurity, cloud, and DevOps skills
Build practical scripts that can be used in real-world scenarios
Ideal For
This class is ideal for beginners, students interested in IT or cybersecurity, aspiring system administrators, future DevOps or cloud engineers, and anyone who wants to learn how to automate computer tasks using PowerShell and Bash.
No advanced coding experience is required. Students should be comfortable using a computer and willing to practice hands-on scripting exercises.
PowerShell and Bash are two of the most useful scripting tools in technology. PowerShell is widely used in Windows environments, Microsoft 365, Azure, and IT administration, while Bash is commonly used in Linux, macOS, servers, cloud systems, cybersecurity, and DevOps. Learning both gives students a strong foundation for real-world technology work.
This course focuses on practical scripting, not just memorizing commands. Students will learn how to break down repetitive or complex tasks into clear steps, write scripts to automate those steps, troubleshoot errors, and understand how computers process commands. Each lesson will include hands-on examples that build real problem-solving skills.
Students do not need to be advanced programmers to benefit from this class. The course is designed to help beginners and developing technical students become comfortable with command-line tools, scripting logic, variables, loops, conditions, files, folders, permissions, processes, and automation workflows.
By the end of the class, students will understand how to write useful PowerShell and Bash scripts, automate common tasks, and approach technical problems with a structured mindset.
Students Will Learn How To
Use the command line confidently in Windows, Linux, and macOS environments
Write beginner-friendly PowerShell and Bash scripts
Understand variables, conditions, loops, functions, and parameters
Automate repetitive computer and administrative tasks
Work with files, folders, permissions, processes, and system information
Read, filter, and manipulate text output from commands
Troubleshoot scripts and fix common errors
Break technical problems into smaller, scriptable steps
Use scripting as a foundation for IT, cybersecurity, cloud, and DevOps skills
Build practical scripts that can be used in real-world scenarios
Ideal For
This class is ideal for beginners, students interested in IT or cybersecurity, aspiring system administrators, future DevOps or cloud engineers, and anyone who wants to learn how to automate computer tasks using PowerShell and Bash.
No advanced coding experience is required. Students should be comfortable using a computer and willing to practice hands-on scripting exercises.
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