Computational Thinking with JavaScript
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This Specialization introduces learners to computational thinking, programming logic, and problem-solving using JavaScript. Designed for beginners with little technical background, the program helps learners understand how software systems work and how to solve real-world problems using code. Through hands-on exercises and guided projects, learners will build interactive web applications, generate graphics, and analyze data using JavaScript within a beginner-friendly web-based development environment. As the program progresses, learners transition to industry-standard tools and workflows used by professional developers. In addition to technical programming skills, the Specialization emphasizes self-directed learning, debugging strategies, and computational problem-solving frameworks, empowering learners to confidently approach new technologies, programming languages, and complex challenges throughout their careers. By the end of the Specialization, learners will have built practical coding projects and gained the core thinking skills that underpin modern software development and computing innovation.
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