All About Coding Courseware
Welcome! My name is Arushi Singh and I am the founder of Coding Courseware. Years of taking summer courses, participating in hackathons, and immersing myself in internships fostered my ardor for computer science. I find beauty in the non-traditional aspects of programming by applying my coding skills to tackle problems in the realms of bioinformatics and economics. For that reason, I created this organization in hopes of fostering an environment where students of all backgrounds can come together to learn the interdisciplinary aspects of computer science. Here at Coding Courseware we don't just aim to equip the next generation of software developers with valuable skills but also the next generation of scientists, artists, teachers, entrepreneurs, and lawyers. Having served over 200 students through our engaging lesson plans, videos, tutoring sessions, and webinars, we hope that you will use us as a venue to embark on your next journey.
FAQ
What services do you provide to help students discover the intricacies of programming?
At the forefront of our organization we provide students access to tutoring sessions and informative videos that teach the basics of several programming languages including Java, Python, HTML, CSS, C#, and Ruby. In addition to the videos, we have included several lesson plans to do alongside the videos and host several webinars, competitions, and summer programs throughout the year that give students a chance to work in small groups with other students and hear from guest speakers. To ensure that you have an individualized experience we match you with an appropriate tutoring session and email you relevant videos and lesson plans every week as the session is in progress.
How can I contact board officials, tutors, and other members of Coding Courseware?
To contact any board officials please fill out the contact form under the Contact tab of our website. Additionally, you can contact us at codingcourseware@gmail.com. If you are a Coding Courseware member, you may speak with other members of Coding Courseware through our forum. The forum is only visible to students registered for a tutoring session class.
How can I get involved?
In order to get involved as a student you simply have to fill out the tutoring session form under our tutoring tab. Based on your detailed responses we will match you with the perfect class and email you details about the class meeting time and structure. In addition, we curate an individualized video and lesson plan playlist based on your tutoring class that will be emailed weekly. You can also choose a webinar or summer program and start learning! We send out monthly newsletters with competition information so stay on the lookout for our emails. In order to get involved as a tutor please fill out the form in the section below to start a Chapter for your location. To be an online tutor please send us an email at codingcourseware@gmail.com and we will follow up with an application. to get involved.
Start A Chapter
Though we provide access to videos, webinars, summer camps and lesson plans to anyone who visits our website, our in-person tutoring opportunities are currently only available for students in the DMV area. We do offer online tutoring for all students irresspective of location but also recognize that some students prefer face-to-face tutoring. If you are interested in starting a chapter of Coding Courseware in your community to provide students with in-person tutoring please fill out the proposal below. We evaluate proposals based upon qualifications and demonstrated interest per geographical area and if we decide you are a good fit we will reach out to you with a further application process within one week of the proposal submission. Help broaden our impact and fill out the form below!
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Update: Due to Covid-19 all in person tutoring has been canceled and tutoring will only take place through an online platform. We are still welcoming Chapter submissions though this does not give you the right to conduct in person tutoring as a Coding Courseware branch. Instead, chapters will be directed to ways they can stay involved with Coding Courseware if their proposal is accepted. Thank you for your cooperation.
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