Learn Java, Python, C++, and more with our team of over 200 experienced instructors!
Codefy is a fiscally sponsored, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to helping students unlock their full potential in computer-related fields.
We host numerous events every year, each with exciting challenges and alluring prizes!
Codefy's CS in College panel will be held on February 27th, 2021 from 7:00 - 8:30 PM EST.
Our classes are held through online video conferences and are taught by experienced youth instructors using a combination of slideshows, projects, and games!
Our Python (Advanced) class will cover higher-level topics such as splicing, list/set/dictionary comprehensions, and Python libraries used in Machine Learning such as Numpy and Pandas!
This class will teach students the basics of 3D design using Fusion 360. It is useful if you are interested in 3-D printing!
Java Advanced is a course intended for middle-school students and beyond who have taken Java Intermediate or who have previous Java experience.
"I joined [Codefy's classes] because I am not a very tech savvy person and wanted to learn more about coding. The python class [is] very informative and has taught me a lot of new & interesting concepts."
"The communications and the way [which] the classes are run is so organized and clear. [My son] has learned so much in just three classes and is always excited to show his work once the class is done. Thank you for all that you're doing to encourage and inspire all of the kids who are in your classes!"
There have been many recent innovations in computer science, especially in artificial intelligence and machine learning. These rapidly growing fields are changing our daily lives. When we browse the internet, make a purchase, answer surveys, and do captcha questions we are training machine learning and artificial intelligence algorithms, making them smarter.
Not only are there staggering numbers showing a stark gender imbalance in STEM, but individual experiences of women all around us show that discrimination and bias are more rampant than one might think. What can women and girls do to fight these hurdles and pursue their goals in a field where they may be the only woman in the room?
“Learn for the sake of learning,” they say. “Cultivate your mind,” they say. Have you ever questioned that?