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Python 101
Description:
Learn Python Programming: A Beginner’s Journey to Coding Confidence
Step into the world of programming with our beginner-friendly Python course. This hands-on course makes coding fun and accessible, focusing on real-world projects to keep you engaged and motivated.
Whether you’re looking to start a tech career, enhance your skills, or simply try something new, this course will guide you from the basics of Python to building your own projects. Learn fundamental concepts like variables, loops, and functions while creating games, solving puzzles, and working on practical exercises tailored to your goals.
By the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence and skills to create Python programs, understand coding logic, and take the first step toward mastering the world of programming.
Syllabus:
Module 1: Introduction to Python Programming
- What is Python? Why Python is perfect for beginners.
- Setting up your coding environment (Windows, Mac, Linux).
- Writing your first Python program: Hello, World!
Module 2: Python Basics
- Understanding Python syntax and indentation.
- Variables and Data Types: Strings, integers, floats, and booleans.
- Using comments to document your code.
Module 3: Control Flow in Python
- Conditional Statements: if, elif, and else.
- Loops: For loops and while loops explained with practical examples.
- Project: Build a simple text-based adventure game.
Module 4: Working with Data
- Lists: Creating, updating, and iterating over lists.
- Dictionaries: Storing and retrieving data with key-value pairs.
- Project: Create a personal expense tracker.
Module 5: Functions and Modular Programming
- What are functions, and why are they important?
- Writing and calling your own functions.
- Using built-in Python libraries for efficiency.
- Project: Build a calculator app.
Module 6: Introduction to Debugging and Problem Solving
- Understanding and fixing common Python errors.
- Using debugging tools to streamline your code.
- Best practices for writing clean and efficient code.
Module 7: Real-World Applications of Python
- Automating everyday tasks with Python.
- Introduction to web scraping basics.
- How Python is used in data analysis, web development, and cybersecurity.
Module 8: Final Project and Next Steps
- Recommendations for advancing your Python skills: Intermediate Python, web development, or cybersecurity basics.
- Choose a project based on your interests:
- Build a game, automate a task, or create a basic data analysis tool.
- Presenting your project and receiving feedback.

Networking 101
Description:
Foundations of Networking: Your Path to Ethical Hacking
Unlock the secrets of the digital world with our beginner-friendly networking. This hands-on course introduces the fundamentals of computer networking, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to understand how devices communicate and how data flows across the internet.
Tailored as a stepping stone to advanced topics like ethical hacking and cybersecurity, this course will cover key networking concepts, protocols, and tools in an engaging, project-based format. Learn how to set up and secure small networks, explore real-world applications, and gain practical experience through fun, interactive exercises.
By the end of this course, you’ll not only understand the building blocks of networking but also be ready to dive into more advanced topics like penetration testing and ethical hacking.
Syllabus:
Module 1: Introduction to Networking
- What is networking? Understanding its role in the modern world.
- Overview of networking terms: IP addresses, packets, and protocols.
- Types of networks: LAN, WAN, and the internet.
- Setting up your first network: A simple home setup.
Module 2: Networking Devices and How They Work
- Exploring networking hardware: Routers, switches, and firewalls.
- Understanding how devices connect to a network.
- Network topologies: Star, mesh, and hybrid layouts.
- Hands-on activity: Map your home network.
Module 3: The OSI Model and Data Transmission
- Breaking down the OSI model: Seven layers explained.
- How data travels across a network (encapsulation and decapsulation).
- Real-world examples of OSI layers in action.
- Practical exercise: Identify layers in a data transmission scenario.
Module 4: IP Addresses, DNS, and Subnetting Basics
- IP Addresses: What they are and how they work (IPv4 and IPv6).
- DNS: Translating domain names into IP addresses.
- Subnetting basics: Dividing networks into smaller segments.
- Project: Configure IP addresses and test using ping and traceroute.
Module 5: Introduction to Networking Protocols
- Overview of key protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and SSH.
- The role of TCP/IP and UDP in data transmission.
- Exploring Wi-Fi and Ethernet standards.
- Hands-on activity: Set up a secure FTP server.
Module 6: Security in Networking
- Understanding common threats to networks (e.g., man-in-the-middle attacks, DDoS).
- Basics of encryption and secure communication.
- Setting up firewalls and using basic network security tools.
- Project: Create and secure a small business network.
Module 7: Introduction to Networking Tools
- Using Wireshark for packet analysis.
- Basics of network scanning with tools like Nmap.
- Understanding log files and network monitoring.
- Practical exercise: Capture and analyze traffic on a local network.
Module 8: Preparing for Ethical Hacking
- Final project: Simulate a network and secure it against basic vulnerabilities.
- How networking knowledge supports ethical hacking.
- Overview of penetration testing steps (reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation).
- Building your lab environment for further study.

Hacking 101
Description:
Ethical Hacking for Beginners: Defend, Protect, and Explore Cybersecurity
Step into the exciting world of ethical hacking with this beginner-friendly course on how to protect networks and systems from cyber threats.
Through practical, hands-on learning, you’ll explore the foundations of cybersecurity and ethical hacking. Learn how hackers think, understand vulnerabilities, and develop skills to defend against cyber attacks. Guided by real-world scenarios and projects, this course is the perfect starting point for those interested in pursuing cybersecurity careers or simply safeguarding their digital world.
By the end of the course, you’ll have the confidence to use essential ethical hacking tools, understand key concepts like penetration testing and social engineering, and lay a strong foundation for advanced cybersecurity learning.
Syllabus:
Module 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking
- What is ethical hacking? Understanding the role of white-hat hackers.
- Cybersecurity basics: Threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks.
- Legal and ethical considerations in ethical hacking.
- Setting up your ethical hacking lab: Virtual environments and tools.
Module 2: Understanding Cybersecurity Frameworks
- The CIA Triad: Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability.
- Recognizing attack surfaces in networks and applications.
- Cybersecurity frameworks: NIST, ISO, and more.
- Hands-on activity: Map the CIA triad to a real-world scenario.
Module 3: Reconnaissance and Information Gathering
- Passive and active reconnaissance techniques.
- Tools for gathering information: WHOIS, nslookup, and Shodan.
- Project: Conduct reconnaissance on a simulated target.
Module 4: Vulnerability Scanning and Analysis
- Basics of vulnerability scanning.
- Tools overview: Nmap, Nessus, and OpenVAS.
- How to interpret vulnerability scan results.
- Practical exercise: Perform a vulnerability scan on a test network.
Module 5: Network Security and Exploitation Basics
- Understanding network vulnerabilities and exploits.
- Tools of the trade: Metasploit framework.
- Hands-on activity: Simulate and mitigate a network-based attack.
Module 6: Web Application Security
- Common vulnerabilities: SQL injection, XSS, and CSRF.
- Using tools like Burp Suite for testing web applications.
- Project: Find and fix vulnerabilities in a mock web app.
Module 7: Social Engineering and Human Factors
- What is social engineering? Phishing, baiting, and pretexting explained.
- Understanding the psychology of cyberattacks.
- Project: Simulate a phishing email campaign (in a controlled environment).
Module 8: Penetration Testing Basics
- Steps in penetration testing: Planning, scanning, exploitation, and reporting.
- Creating a penetration test report.
- Project: Perform a complete penetration test on a virtual environment.
Module 9: Defending Against Cyber Threats
- Defensive tools and techniques: Firewalls, IDS/IPS, and endpoint security.
- Basics of encryption and securing data.
- Practical exercise: Harden a test system against attacks.
Module 10: Career Paths and Next Steps in Ethical Hacking
- Certifications to pursue: CEH, OSCP, CompTIA Security+.
- How to build a cybersecurity portfolio.
- Resources for continuing education.

Python Projects – Coming Soon!
Description:
Python Projects for Real-World Coding and Portfolio Building
Take your Python skills to the next level with a hands-on course focused on more intermediate level coding projects and building a GitHub portfolio. Designed for learners who have completed Python basics, this course helps you apply your knowledge to real-world scenarios, from data analysis to web development. Whether you’re preparing for a career in tech, enhancing your resume, or building confidence as a programmer, this course will equip you with the skills and projects to showcase your abilities.
Syllabus:
Module 1: Introduction to GitHub and Version Control
- What is GitHub, and why is it important?
- Setting up and managing a GitHub repository.
- Best practices for version control and collaboration.
Module 2: Data Analysis and Visualization Project
- Use Numpy and Pandas to analyze datasets.
- Create interactive visualizations with Matplotlib and Seaborn.
- Project: Build a data insights dashboard and publish it on GitHub.
Module 3: Web Automation and Scripting
- Automate repetitive tasks using Python scripts.
- Introduction to libraries like Selenium and Beautiful Soup.
- Project: Create a web scraper and publish the code on GitHub.
Module 4: Building Games and Interactive Applications
- Use Python libraries like Pygame to build simple games.
- Explore user interaction and game logic.
- Project: Develop a game or an interactive application for your portfolio.
Module 5: Web Development with Flask/Django
- Basics of creating a web app with Flask or Django.
- Project: Create and deploy a small web application, such as a blog or task manager.
Module 6: Final Project and Portfolio Building
- Choose your own project: Data analysis, automation tool, or web app.
- Refine your GitHub portfolio with README files, project descriptions, and contributions.
- Present your portfolio and receive feedback.

SCRATCH – Coming Soon!
Description:
Creative Coding with Scratch: Your First Step into Programming
Dive into the exciting world of coding with our beginner-friendly Scratch course, perfect for children aged 8–11. This hands-on, project-based program introduces students to the fundamentals of programming in a fun, interactive way. Using Scratch’s drag-and-drop interface, students will create engaging games, animations, and stories while building foundational coding skills.
Whether your child is new to coding or ready to explore their creativity through technology, this course provides the perfect start to their programming journey. By the end of the course, students will not only understand the basics of coding logic but also have a portfolio of Scratch projects to showcase their skills!
Syllabus:
Module 1: Introduction to Scratch and Coding Basics
- What is Scratch? Exploring the platform and its features.
- Understanding sprites, backdrops, and blocks.
- Creating your first project: Make a sprite move and talk!
Module 2: Animations and Interactive Stories
- Using loops to create repeated actions.
- Adding sound effects and animations to bring stories to life.
- Project: Design an interactive story with dialogue and character actions.
Module 3: Game Design Fundamentals
- Introduction to conditionals: If-then statements in games.
- Using variables to track scores and progress.
- Project: Build your first game with scoring and controls.
Module 4: Advanced Scratch Features
- Broadcasting messages for sprite communication.
- Introduction to cloning for creating multiple objects.
- Project: Develop a multi-level game or a simulation.
Module 5: Debugging and Problem Solving
- Identifying and fixing common errors in projects.
- Best practices for writing clean, efficient code in Scratch.
- Activity: Debug a pre-built project to improve its functionality.
Module 6: Final Project and Showcase
- Design your own project: Choose between a game, animation, or story.
- Present your project to the class and receive feedback.
- Learn how to share your project with friends and family on the Scratch platform.

AI 101 – Coming Soon!
Description:
AI Foundations for Beginners: Unlock the Power of Artificial Intelligence
Step into the future with our beginner-friendly AI course. This hands-on program introduces you to the exciting world of artificial intelligence and machine learning, building on skills you’ve developed in Python, networking, and ethical hacking.
Learn how AI systems work, explore real-world applications like chatbots and image recognition, and gain experience creating your own machine learning models. This course focuses on practical, project-based learning to make complex concepts approachable and engaging, no matter your background.
By the end of this course, you’ll understand the fundamentals of AI, the ethical considerations of building intelligent systems, and how to apply AI tools and frameworks to real-world challenges. Take the first step toward a future in AI and innovation!
Syllabus:
Module 1: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
- What is AI? Understanding its history and significance.
- Key terms: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning.
- Real-world applications of AI: Healthcare, cybersecurity, and everyday life.
- Setting up your AI environment: Python, Jupyter Notebook, and libraries.
Module 2: Python for AI
- Python review: Numpy and Pandas for data manipulation.
- Introduction to Matplotlib and Seaborn for data visualization.
- Project: Analyze and visualize a dataset using Python.
Module 3: Machine Learning Basics
- What is machine learning? Supervised vs. unsupervised learning.
- Steps in a machine learning project: Data collection, preprocessing, training, and evaluation.
- Building your first machine learning model using Scikit-learn.
- Project: Predict outcomes with a simple linear regression model.
Module 4: Neural Networks and Deep Learning
- What are neural networks? Basic structure and functioning.
- Introduction to TensorFlow and Keras.
- Building a basic neural network for image recognition.
- Hands-on activity: Train a neural network to classify handwritten digits.
Module 5: AI in Cybersecurity
- How AI is used to detect and prevent cyber threats.
- Exploring anomaly detection techniques for network security.
- Project: Build a simple intrusion detection system using machine learning.
Module 6: Ethical Considerations in AI
- Understanding bias in AI models.
- Privacy concerns and responsible AI development.
- Practical exercise: Evaluate the ethical implications of a real-world AI system.
Module 7: Natural Language Processing (NLP)
- What is NLP? Key applications like chatbots and text analysis.
- Tokenization, stemming, and sentiment analysis.
- Project: Create a simple chatbot using Python and NLTK.
Module 8: AI Tools and Frameworks
- Overview of AI tools: TensorFlow, PyTorch, and Scikit-learn.
- Basics of using cloud platforms like Google AI or AWS AI tools.
- Hands-on activity: Deploy a machine learning model using a cloud service.
Module 9: AI in Ethical Hacking and Networking
- Using AI to simulate and prevent cyberattacks.
- Automating network monitoring and threat detection with AI.
- Project: Develop a predictive model to identify potential vulnerabilities.
Module 10: Final Project and Next Steps
- Capstone Project: Create an AI-driven application or system based on your interest, such as:
- A predictive analytics tool.
- An AI-enhanced cybersecurity solution.
- A recommendation system.
- Showcase your project and receive feedback.
- Pathways for further learning: Deep Learning, AI certifications, and advanced machine learning.