Detailed curricula for each module: learning outcomes, levels of mastery, and a topic list.
Each module has a curriculum with learning outcomes, levels of mastery, a topic list, and links to the Informatics curriculum of the Ministry of Science and Education. This is the specialist section for anyone who wants to see the whole programme.
If you want a short overview, it is on the page Programmes.
Logo, Python, C++, discrete mathematics
Algorithms and contest preparation, from Logo to Python and C++, with the mathematics for informatics behind them.
HTML/CSS/JS, SQL, API, Git, Godot
The web with a database and a backend, one's own game and development practices; from an idea to a published product.
Vibecoding, generative tools, graphs and statistics, ethics
AI from use to training models, with data literacy and a responsible attitude towards technology.
Image, sound, film, licences
Digital editing of image, sound and film, with licences and a final creative piece.
Files, documents, Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP, Exim4
From digital literacy to Linux administration; files and documents, the terminal, services and containers.
TCP/IP, BGP, routers, fibre optics, defensive CTF, 2FA
From crimping cables to routing and hosting, with defensive security and personal digital self-defence.
Microcontrollers, sensors, actuators, micro:bit
Microcontrollers, sensors and motors through to autonomy, with the design of devices a stranger knows how to use straight away.
Minecraft, Factorio, 3D print, drones, playroom
Free activities without grades: gaming workshops, 3D printing, drones and a playroom.
Send enrolment requests and questions about the modules to the office or the programme lead.
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