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00:00Welcome to Khan Academy's Intro to Computer Science course in Python.

00:13Let's learn more about what this course has to offer.

00:15In this course, you'll learn the fundamentals of programming, from variables to conditionals,

00:20loops, functions, and data structures.

00:22We'll introduce the concepts in the Python programming language, but these concepts will

00:26be applicable to any other programming language you might use in the future.

00:30You'll learn how to break down a problem from user requirements to a working prototype,

00:35and how to read, extend, and modify an existing piece of code.

00:38Throughout the course, we'll explore different applications of programming so you can see

00:42the diverse range of problems that programming can be used to solve, and find a motivation

00:46that you personally connect with.

00:49You'll template a webpage, design a recommendation engine, stimulate natural selection, build

00:53a game, analyze data, and much more, as you build a portfolio of projects that showcase

00:58your work.

01:00Programming is endlessly applicable to other disciplines.

01:02It can help you solve problems, answer questions, or automate tasks that might otherwise take

01:07days to calculate manually.

01:09Plus, in the modern workforce, an increasing number of jobs require or at least benefit

01:14from programming backgrounds, from marketing to public health to UX design.

01:19Understanding how programs work can help you navigate the technology you use every

01:23day, and you'll start to develop an intuition for how apps you use might be built, and better

01:28recognize their limitations and biases so you can become a more responsible, critical,

01:34and effective user of technology.

01:36The problem-solving skills you learn here can also help you excel in other subjects.

01:40Plus, programming is just cool.

01:43As a programmer, you get to apply your creativity every day to build new and exciting things.

01:47This course assumes zero prior programming experience, so if you think you know nothing

01:52about computers, then this course is built for you.

01:54And if you do have some prior programming experience, this course is built for you too.

01:58We targeted a high school level when we built this course, but it's also suitable for

02:02motivated middle school learners, and it's a great option for adult learners looking

02:06to up their skills.

02:07This course comes with a built-in web-based development environment, so you can get coding

02:11for minute one.

02:13Each new concept starts with a code-reading exercise, where you learn to trace program

02:17execution.

02:18Then, you can apply that concept in a scaffolded step-by-step programming challenge, where

02:23you extend an existing program to solve a problem.

02:26Our platform gives instant feedback and hints along the way, so you can always make sure

02:31you're making forward progress.

02:33And every unit ends with an open-ended project, so you can apply your creativity and see where

02:39it takes you.

02:40The courses include video lectures, program design, worked examples, and tons of interactive

02:44example programs you can run, modify, and experiment with in-line.

02:48Plus, you have access to our amazing community of learners, who can answer questions and

02:52offer inspiration.

02:54So check out some of the amazing projects other learners have built in our program gallery,

02:58or showcase one of your own.

03:00I started out working as a software engineer on products like Google Maps, Xbox, and even

03:05the Khan Academy site you might be using right now.

03:08But I've also spent a lot of time in computer science classrooms, and through those experiences,

03:13I've learned that, one, there's a disconnect between a lot of CS curricula and the practical

03:19skills that students will need outside of the classroom.

03:22And two, there are a lot of misconceptions that discourage people from pursuing CS.

03:27I wanted to make this course centered in relevant real-world problems, so we can see the why

03:31of each concept in context.

03:34I wanted to illustrate the many different ways to use programming, so we can reach a

03:37diverse set of learners, no matter who you are or what you want to create.

03:42And I wanted to represent that programmers build things for humans and with humans, so

03:47we can see that computer science is an inherently human-centered and collaborative discipline.

03:53But no need to listen to me drone on, when you can explore our Intro to Computer Science

03:56Python course for yourself.

03:59So, if you're ready, let's dive in.

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