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Hey! I'm Peyton, the Code Coordinator at theCoderSchool - Frisco. I have a background in professional and technical communications from University of North Texas. I'm very grateful to be a part of theCoderSchool family, and I look forward to being a part of your child's success here!
Hi my name is Ayman Braik, I graduated from the University of Connecticut with a B.S.E in Computer Science and Engineering, I'm also pursuing a M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Purdue University. Currently, I'm a full-time Network Engineer at AT&T where I work on very exciting projects related to 5G and Internet of Things.
I enjoy coding, karaoke, hiking and video games, I also have a big passion for electronics and robotics!
Hey! I'm Grayson! I'm a student at UT Dallas studying Computer Science. My specialty languages include C++ and Java. I love coding and math but you can also find me at music festivals! I think coding is important for kids because it teaches them how to think critically- it adds clarity to their logical thought processes!
Hello! My name is Tatyana! I am the Assistant Regional Manager for both the Flower Mound and the Frisco locations. I am currently studying English and Marketing at Texas Woman's University in Denton! Working here, I have become more interested in computer science and the STEM fields. I believe that computer science is much more than a pattern of 1's and 0's- it's an ideology that is important for everyone to be familiar with! I coordinate internal and external events as well as help out with the marketing, so if you have any inquiries, you can email me at tatyana@thecoderschool.com!
Hey Ya'll my name is Faryal! I am the code coordinator at the coder school and I love to Code! Some hobbies I enjoy outside of work is reading and playing video games with my friends. On my free days I am usually at the Barnes and Noble enjoying a cup of coffee, most likely reading an autobiography. When I have time away from school or work I am surrounded with my friends or family. I also have a passion for learning new things. I am up for a challenge when learning new coding languages but my specialty language is Python. I believe coding is very important for our future and having kids learn at a young age prepares them for the future. Especially now that technology is becoming more advanced day by day. Programming can also help them have a better understanding of the world around them. Coding also helps children with other skills such as their creativity and even math skills.
I'm Isabella! I'm a junior at Southern Methodist University currently pursuing a master in computer science. I enjoy teaching Scratch and working with younger coders because learning to program will help their future a lot. When I'm not on my computer, chances are I'm either rock climbing or at the gym.
I'm Isabella! I'm a junior at Southern Methodist University currently pursuing a master in computer science. I enjoy teaching Scratch and working with younger coders because learning to program will help their future a lot. When I'm not on my computer, chances are I'm either rock climbing or at the gym.
Hello World! I am currently pursuing my Bachelor of Arts at UTD with a concentration in Game Scripting. I have worked in game development programming for over 5 years specializing in C#, C++, and Python. I love playing and building video games while teaching students the importance of computer science!
I'm Nikhil Gupta! When I'm not coding or doing something computer related in my free time, I'm probably expanding on the Dungeons & Dragons world that I manage and play in with my friends: writing story arcs, spawning enemies, and crafting character personalities for them to interact with.
Outside of scratch and python, I specialize in Java since it's what I learned first back in 9th grade and have always been the most comfortable and knowledgeable in. Python comes close, but Java is definitely my #1. I think computer science is important because it really teaches people how to break down problems into smaller, solvable issues. It promotes trying new things and coming up with faster and more efficient ways to get things done. Technology is also becoming more and more ingrained in our daily lives and culture, so I think that having an understanding of how computers work and what goes on behind the scenes will become increasingly valuable over time, whether in a strictly CS job or not.
My name is Peter Farrell and I love customizing("hacking") math (and science) learning through technology. It could be low tech like cubes or graph paper or high tech like Logo and Python programming, but the goal is the same: to learn through creating. I was a math teacher for years, and I always wanted to present the real-life applications of the math topics I was teaching. All of the applications these days seem to be computer-related, and it would be irresponsible to ignore computers in math class.
My name is Peter Farrell and I love customizing("hacking") math (and science) learning through technology. It could be low tech like cubes or graph paper or high tech like Logo and Python programming, but the goal is the same: to learn through creating. I was a math teacher for years, and I always wanted to present the real-life applications of the math topics I was teaching. All of the applications these days seem to be computer-related, and it would be irresponsible to ignore computers in math class.
My name is Peter Farrell and I love customizing ("hacking") math (and science) learning through technology. It could be low tech like cubes or graph paper or high tech like Logo and Python programming, but the goal is the same: to learn through creating.
I was a math teacher for years, and I always wanted to present the real-life applications of the math topics I was teaching. All of the applications these days seem to be computer-related, and it would be irresponsible to ignore computers in math class.
Hi my name is Intisaar, and I am a student at UNT! I am a computer science major, and I have been coding since I was a sophomore in high school. I have taken: computer science, AP computer science, and advanced computer science at Frisco ISD. As of right now I am knowledgeable in: Java, C/C++, and Scratch.
Hey! My name is Sindhu and I am a current senior at Independence High School! I wish to pursue computer science in college and love to hang out with my friends and watch tv in my free time. I enjoy teaching Python, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and Java!
Hi! My name is Timothy Naumov and I am pursuing a Bachelor's degree in software engineering at UTD. I have been teaching programming for 4 years and I enjoy working with C#, Java, JavaScript, and Python. I enjoy working with students to show them what they could do with code!
Hi! My name is Usman Shafi and I am currently a sophomore at the University of Texas at Dallas and I am majoring in Biology. I am currently going the Pre-Med track in hopes to go to Medical School. I love playing video games and playing tennis. I like teaching Scratch, Python, Java, and JavaScript.
Hello, my name is Alex. I have been coding for about 5 years. Java was the first language I learned but I quickly started working in multiple languages on different projects. Currently at Collin College getting an associates in CS, transferring time UNT in the Fall. When I’m not programming I’m hanging out with friends, building computers, or playing games.
Hi! I'm Alex. I code in Java, HTML, and Python! When I'm not coding, I'm probably asleep. I like teaching coding because it builds the engineers of the future.
Hello! My name is Ethan Shepherd. I've been programming for a few years, and mainly deal with game development. Languages I know include: Java, C#, Scratch, unity engine, and Python. Outside of programming I enjoy video games and riding my bike. Computer science and programming in general is vital because we are shifting into a new digital era. It also gives people a creative outlet and shows them math can be used for something fun.
My name is Peter Farrell and I love customizing("hacking") math (and science) learning through technology. It could be low tech like cubes or graph paper or high tech like Logo and Python programming, but the goal is the same: to learn through creating. I was a math teacher for years, and I always wanted to present the real-life applications of the math topics I was teaching. All of the applications these days seem to be computer-related, and it would be irresponsible to ignore computers in math class.
Hello World! I am currently pursuing my Bachelor of Arts at UTD with a concentration in Game Scripting. I have worked in game development programming for over 5 years specializing in C#, C++, and Python. I love playing and building video games while teaching students the importance of computer science!
Hi, I am Humzah Hassan. I am currently a CS major at UTD. I enjoy gaming
as well as playing sports. I also like to create games as well as code fun projects. The main languages that I coach in are Java and Scratch. I starting coding my junior year of high school when I took a CS elective course and I have been coding ever since.
Hey, my name is Arham and I am 18 years old. Outside of programming in scratch and python, my specialty languages include Java, Swift, and Kotlin. I've been a programmer since the age of 9. I've been in the shoes of so many of my students learning at such a young age. I learned programming by myself by messing with existing Java code and being informed by people much older than me how to do certain things. One of my favorite non coding things to do is play basketball. I've played basketball since second grade. I'm not that great, but I love it! I play it and watch it, and am a fan of the Boston Celtics. My favorite player as a player purely is Kyrie Irving, but as a person has to be LeBron James.Other than basketball, I have an adoration for anime. My favorite anime consists of Monster, Death Note, Ghost in the Shell, and many more.
Computer science is important because programming isn't just a homework assignment or job. Programming is a puzzle; connecting different proposed solutions to make an architecture much like solving a quest in a game. It shifts the way you think. Learning how to code gives you a new-found appreciation for every minute discovery. Playing a flash-game that is "boring" all the sudden becomes astounding when you think of the amount of work one did for it. Organizing a list in your head seems trivial, but in computer science has many different algorithms just trying to be as efficient as our human minds that are taken for granted! As Gabe Newell once said, “The programmers of tomorrow are the wizards of the future. You’re going to look like you have magic powers compared to everybody else.”
Hey! My name is Keaton and I’m 17 years old, Outside of scratch and Python, I would say I’ve had the most practice in Java. I’m a skateboarder, and I think coding is important because it’s the future of technology in businesses, especially AI.
Hi there! I'm Jeremy and I'm a student at Brigham Young University - Idaho studying Computer Information Technology. My main languages are Java, C++, HTML/CSS, with some PHP and SQL experience on the side. When I'm not coding, I enjoy reading, writing, and audio production.
Hello! My name is John. My coding specialty languages include Java, C#, HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, and Node.JS. When I'm not coding, you can find me rock climbing! I think computer science is important because it is the future!
Hi all! I'm Nathan! I hold a BS in Computer Science and Psychology from UT Austin and a Master's Degree from UCLA. My main languages are Python, JavaScript, and C!
Hey Guys I'm Ross!I am 21 years old and
My hobby outside of coding is playing and recording music.Learning coding is important, especially at a young age, because the world is becoming more and more tech oriented and to learn how this things work is like learning the world's most applicable languages.
