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Girls Can Code

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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, United States
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In my senior year of highschool, I did an internship teaching in a 2nd-grade classroom. I was there every other day, all day. I was able to teach, prepare lessons, and get a glimpse into how children learn. As much as I loved teaching, I went to college and discovered my true calling in life, to be a computer scientist. To fund my way through college, I substitute taught in my local school district. I graduated in Computer Science with a Bachelors degree, and I work full time as a software developer. My love for teaching has not gone away, and I substitute teach about once a week still. I hope to bring my industry experience and teach children the powerful tools of coding and computers. Code is the language of the future, I hope we can begin teaching children this powerful language sooner.
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Preview of Binary to Hex Conversions

Binary to Hex Conversions

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Computers do everything using only 1's and 0's. This can become super hard to read, so humans often convert these 0's and 1's into a (slightly) more human readable form, called Hex! This is a conversion from Binary to Hex: 001010101111010111010001000011100010 = 3af5d10e2 See, isn't that much easier to read than a long patter of 0's and 1's? As a computer engineer, I convert binary to hex on a daily basis. It's a rather easy activity, which just takes a little bit of practice.
Preview of Binary Addition

Binary Addition

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Computers only use 0's and 1's to perform calculations. This worksheet will show you how a computer does math, and let you practice performing basic math problems the same way a computer does.
Preview of Computer Science If Statements

Computer Science If Statements

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Computers can’t make decisions on their own. Humans have to “program” every decision they make. A human tells a computer if it should do this or that. This is done by a system called if-else statements. Basically you tell a computer “If this is true then do this, else do that." This lesson is designed for children ages 8-11
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In my senior year of highschool, I did an internship teaching in a 2nd-grade classroom. I was there every other day, all day. I was able to teach, prepare lessons, and get a glimpse into how children learn. As much as I loved teaching, I went to college and discovered my true calling in life, to be a computer scientist. To fund my way through college, I substitute taught in my local school district. I graduated in Computer Science with a Bachelors degree, and I work full time as a software developer. My love for teaching has not gone away, and I substitute teach about once a week still. I hope to bring my industry experience and teach children the powerful tools of coding and computers. Code is the language of the future, I hope we can begin teaching children this powerful language sooner.

My own education history

Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering.