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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
Digitization is slowly taking over our world. We can’t go a day without taking pictures, recording videos, and sharing digital content across different platforms. However, most of us do not understand the technology we use, to its full potential, including how one creates and manipulates digital information. To understand the core concepts behind all this, even if you’re a self-paced learner, take the Think-Create-Code by edX.
The Think-Create-Code certification course is an opportunity for you to understand the digital world’s inner workings, within just six weeks. You will learn how to use code to create and manipulate digital images. You will also be creating artworks and interactive animations which will feature in edX’s online art gallery, thus connecting you with a vibrant community of young learners.
Through their Think-Create-Code programme, the University of Adelaide aims to show individuals how digital technology works and to help them develop literacy in code. You don’t require any prerequisite knowledge, experience or qualifications to undertake this course. All you need is to devote two to three hours to this course, every week for the curriculum’s total duration.
The Highlights
- Six weeks long course
- Learn at your own pace
- University of Adelaide’s expert educators
- ‘Computer Science’ domain
- Apply and learn for free
- Introductory level programme
- Video transcripts in English
- No prerequisites
- Two to three hours per week
- University of Adelaide collaboration
- Verified and shareable certification
Programme Offerings
- University of Adelaide Course
- Shareable Completion Certificate
- Self-paced
- Enroll for Free
- Six-week Curriculum
- Two to Three Hours Each Week
- Introductory-level
- English Transcripts
- Pre-recorded videos
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Fees Informations | Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|---|
| INR 3744 | yes | The University of Adelaide, Adelaide |
- You can apply to the Think-Create-Code online course for free.
- For the verified, shareable certification, you must purchase pay Rs. 3,744.
Training | Fees |
Think-Create-Code programme | NA. |
Certification Fee | Rs. 3,744 |
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates don’t require any prerequisite knowledge, experience, or qualification for the Think-Create-Code certification syllabus, as it is built for introductory-level learners.
What you will learn
After completing the Think-Create-Code training, the learner should have developed proficiency in:
- Computational Thinking Skills
- Preparing for Further Programming Languages and Computer Science
- Using Processing JS for Creating Art and Basic Animations
- Sequencing, Selection, Iteration and Other Introductory Level Programming Concepts
Admission Details
Step 1: Check the edX website and search for the Think-Create-Code course, or you can click on the link below, and it will redirect you straight to the landing page. https://www.edx.org/course/think-create-code
Step 2: Hit the button that says ‘Enroll’.
Step 3: Create an account on edX or register through your existing Google, Facebook, Microsoft, or Apple account. In case of a pre-existing edX profile, enter your email address and password to sign in.
Step 4: You can start learning for free as soon as the enrollment process is complete.
Application Details
Applicants don’t need to fill out any form to undertake the Think-Create-Code certification course. They can create their edX account and start the programme for free. Another method for registering is through their Google, Facebook, Microsoft, or Apple account.
Instructors
The University of Adelaide, Adelaide Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
No, it is an introductory level programme.
You do not have any prerequisite knowledge, experience, or qualification for this course because it is an introductory programme.
Yes. With this course, you will develop many transferable skills, which will help you prepare for advanced computer science courses and learn other programming languages.
No, you can learn on your own time and as per your convenience as it is a self-paced learning course.
You can adequately finish this programme in six weeks, by putting in two to three hours every week.
The University of Adelaide has created this programme, hosted by edX.