Mobile Coding for Apps and Games - SUMMER25-SC12
Mobile Coding for Apps and Games
Mobile Coding for Apps and Games
Technical Requirements:
Students must have a laptop or desktop device with Zoom, a Chrome browser, and high internet connectivity.
Computer - Mac Windows PC Chromebook Optional Mobile Phone
Learn how to code mobile apps in small, live group sessions. Every year, many billions of apps are downloaded to mobile phones. However,
building high quality mobile apps has been beyond reach to younger coders. But not any more! Throughout this course, students will learn how to
create fun apps and games for mobile devices. It is also a great way deepen your child's computational thinking skills and learn how to apply key
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coding concepts in different scenarios. The class uses Thunkable, a block based programming platform for professionals. It is easy to use, yet very
powerful, and is used by many to develop commercial applications. Some key things student will learn about mobile programming are: * Design
layout and UI of mobile applications * Enable various UI elements for display information, data inputs, and event handling * Use different mobile
features such as device sensors, touch screen, gyroscope, camera, and more * Build projects and fun games that involve image recognition,
popular use cases, and fun activities. * Create complex applications that involve networking and multi-user apps! * Learn advanced cloud
computing concepts such as cloud variables, cloud storage of image data, Airtable, Firebase, and authentication. After taking this class, you child
will be comfortable with building a wide range of mobile games and apps, and can apply them to various school projects, science challenges and
competitions, and even build a simple app for a real business. A great competition to participate after this class is the Congressional App Challenge
[https://www.create-learn.us/congressional-app-challenge?utm_source=site] held by US Congress every year.
Mobile Coding for Apps and Games 1
You will need a computer to take this class. (Chromebook is ok). A phone is needed if you would like to run the apps on a phone. But it is optional.
You must have taken Scratch 2 with us or are familiar with the concepts of loop, if...then...statement, and variables, before you can take the class.
Mobile Coding for Apps and Games 2
You will need a computer to take this class. (Chromebook is ok). A phone is needed if you would like to run the apps on a phone. But it is optional.
Prerequisite - My First Mobile Apps 1
Students must have a laptop or desktop device with Zoom, a Chrome browser, and high internet connectivity.
Computer - Mac Windows PC Chromebook Optional Mobile Phone
Learn how to code mobile apps in small, live group sessions. Every year, many billions of apps are downloaded to mobile phones. However,
building high quality mobile apps has been beyond reach to younger coders. But not any more! Throughout this course, students will learn how to
create fun apps and games for mobile devices. It is also a great way deepen your child's computational thinking skills and learn how to apply key
1/10/25, 1:39 PM Create & Learn | Partners Portal
https://partners.create-learn.com/proposals/35beea62-e79a-401e-9cf9-6574667e597d/print 2/4
coding concepts in different scenarios. The class uses Thunkable, a block based programming platform for professionals. It is easy to use, yet very
powerful, and is used by many to develop commercial applications. Some key things student will learn about mobile programming are: * Design
layout and UI of mobile applications * Enable various UI elements for display information, data inputs, and event handling * Use different mobile
features such as device sensors, touch screen, gyroscope, camera, and more * Build projects and fun games that involve image recognition,
popular use cases, and fun activities. * Create complex applications that involve networking and multi-user apps! * Learn advanced cloud
computing concepts such as cloud variables, cloud storage of image data, Airtable, Firebase, and authentication. After taking this class, you child
will be comfortable with building a wide range of mobile games and apps, and can apply them to various school projects, science challenges and
competitions, and even build a simple app for a real business. A great competition to participate after this class is the Congressional App Challenge
[https://www.create-learn.us/congressional-app-challenge?utm_source=site] held by US Congress every year.
Mobile Coding for Apps and Games 1
You will need a computer to take this class. (Chromebook is ok). A phone is needed if you would like to run the apps on a phone. But it is optional.
You must have taken Scratch 2 with us or are familiar with the concepts of loop, if...then...statement, and variables, before you can take the class.
Mobile Coding for Apps and Games 2
You will need a computer to take this class. (Chromebook is ok). A phone is needed if you would like to run the apps on a phone. But it is optional.
Prerequisite - My First Mobile Apps 1
FC Parks & Recreation Camp Refund Policy
Full Refunds
Full refunds, minus a $10 administration fee (per child, per week), will be granted for requests submitted five (5) business days prior to the start of the program.
Partial Refunds
Partial refunds* will be granted for requests submitted four (4) business days or less prior to the start of the program.
*25% of registration fee and a $10 administrative fee (per child, per week) will be assessed per session refunded.
No Refunds
Requests for refunds received after the start of the camp session will be denied unless they fall under the Satisfaction Guarantee Policy.
Foster City Parks and Recreation Department Inclusion Statement
Foster City Parks and Recreation Department is committed to an inclusive approach to recreation. An inclusive approach is defined as individuals with and without disabilities participating in recreation activities together. In order for individuals with disabilities to participate as fully as possible, reasonable accommodations are provided. Reasonable accommodations are individualized techniques and resources used to enhance program participation without fundamentally altering a program.
Americans with Disability Act
Please ask for information on the ADA.
Full Refunds
Full refunds, minus a $10 administration fee (per child, per week), will be granted for requests submitted five (5) business days prior to the start of the program.
Partial Refunds
Partial refunds* will be granted for requests submitted four (4) business days or less prior to the start of the program.
*25% of registration fee and a $10 administrative fee (per child, per week) will be assessed per session refunded.
No Refunds
Requests for refunds received after the start of the camp session will be denied unless they fall under the Satisfaction Guarantee Policy.
Foster City Parks and Recreation Department Inclusion Statement
Foster City Parks and Recreation Department is committed to an inclusive approach to recreation. An inclusive approach is defined as individuals with and without disabilities participating in recreation activities together. In order for individuals with disabilities to participate as fully as possible, reasonable accommodations are provided. Reasonable accommodations are individualized techniques and resources used to enhance program participation without fundamentally altering a program.
Americans with Disability Act
Please ask for information on the ADA.
Fees
Charge When Not Billed:
Administration Fee (Standard Fee): $5.00 = $5.00
reg fee (Standard Fee): $155.00 = $155.00
Charge When Not Billed:
Administration Fee (Standard Fee): $5.00 = $5.00
Non Res Fee (Standard Fee): $10.00 = $10.00
reg fee (Standard Fee): $155.00 = $155.00