In this course, we will see how computer science in general, and computational thinking/programming specifically, plays a role in either a specific form of entertainment or as a vehicle for self-expression in areas like
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Mujitha Basheer has 25 years of experience in Enterprise solutions, Healthcare IT, Systems Integration, and Digital Innovation. She started her car...
Syllabus for Computing Sapiens 2 Case Studies - What is computational thinking & How it adds value Why Computational Thinking? - Mandatory for all disciplines and careers - Basic literacy in 21st century - For daily problem solving & innovations Get started with computational thinking through: - Daily observations and problem recognition - Fine arts and media (Snap!: sequences, loops, variables, events, If/Else, abstraction/methods, lists) Way forward - How to progress with computational thinking (Data Sciences, Arduino/Lego, Raspberry Pi, 3D Models, Robotics, Haptics) - Applied Computational Thinking (Analytics/AI/Tech Innovations, STEM, Music/Arts, Medicine/Biology, Finance, Economics, Social Sciences) - Idea Generation: Techniques & Tools Benefits








| Course Name | Mentor | Online/class room | Location | Language | Duration | Date | Target Audience |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Computational thinking | Mujitha Basheer | Online | Public | English | 6 hour | 22-Oct-2021 to 26-Nov-2021 | Upper Primary |
| Computing Sapiens | Mujitha Basheer | Online | Public | English | 6 hour | 01-Feb-2021 to 10-Feb-2021 | Higher Secondary |
| Computing Sapiens | Mujitha Basheer | Online | Public | 6 hour | 12-Oct-2020 to 28-Oct-2020 | Higher Secondary | |
| Computing Sapiens | Mujitha Basheer | Online | Veliyanad library | 5 hour | 21-Jul-2020 to 19-Aug-2020 | Higher Secondary |