Python is a clean, readable programming language which is commonly used within education. It is becoming an important element within the Computing and ICT curriculum across the UK. It is easy to learn, but can be used by both novice and experienced programmers, and it’s also very relevant to coding languages used in industry.
C3: Mathemateg Python
This workshop develops students’ knowledge of programming, focusing on Python. With the help of Turtle library, students will strengthen their understanding of geometry and learn how to program various shapes using the Python. – –
CS101: Algorithmau II
Mae'r gweithdy hwn yn adeiladu ar y cyntaf wrth ganolbwyntio ar weithredu'r amrywiol algorithmau gan ddefnyddio Python. Bydd myfyrwyr yn dysgu sut i greu a defnyddio algorithmau gan gynnwys trefnu a chwilio algorithmau, wrth atgyfnerthu eu gwybodaeth raglennu ar yr un pryd.
PyShop
The Py Shop programme helps students develop the ability to program in Python starting from the basics before covering more advanced topics. Throughout the programme students will develop a complete shop system. Presentation: Cheat Sheet Sports Management System
I Ddechrau
This pack will help you get started, with instructions on how to install things! What you’ll need: – Internet access – Computer access Getting Started with Python Getting Started with Greenfoot Here, we go through two methods to getting started with Python: – using the website https://app.edublocks.org/#python – installing Python and IDLE on a computer. This can be found at … Read More
Python Maths (Pecyn Gweithgaredd)
This activity pack explains how we can use Python to draw shapes and program interesting patterns. We’ll be looking at: – Using turtle to draw shapes – Using Python to draw turtles – Python geometry This pack is worth 30 points, plus what you earn in the quiz. What you’ll need: – Pen and paper – Scissors – Computer access … Read More
Celf Python (Pecyn Gweithgaredd)
This pack explains how we can use Python to draw shapes and program interesting patterns. This pack is worth 10 points, plus what you earn in the quiz. What you’ll need: – Computer access – Access to Python via repl.it or edublocks or by installing Python and IDLE