STEM Department

T.341/ Advanced Computer Programming: Data Engineering with Python

*This course is taught virtually with live students and faculty by Gravitas

Prerequisite: A in Advanced Computer Programming

Students in this project-based class will use Python to do data analysis, data abstractions, and representation of this data. Students can pick whatever topic interests them, find a website with data, pull that data from the website, and write code to analyze and visualize this data. Students will need to code with Python to complete these projects, so we will be enrolling anyone who does not yet have the required level of proficiency in Python in an asynchronous programming class as well. The first half of the class will focus on learning data visualization techniques by means of lecture and work on smaller problems. The second half of the class will focus on individual or small group projects students design themselves. (1 credit)

T.345/ Digital Marketing

*This course is taught virtually with live students and faculty by Gravitas

Open to students in Grades 9-12

Digital Marketing is a year-long course students can take piecemeal in three trimester-length (1/3 credit) units focused on Web Development, Design, and Internship. The course combines a high-level strategic view of digital marketing and its challenges and opportunities, with a tactical approach using exercises and projects to learn and use the tools and techniques of digital marketers. From the web to mobile, email to apps, social media, and user-generated content, the course will develop a strategic framework for planning and analyzing digital marketing strategies. Students will leave the course with a working knowledge of the tools and processes for creating, managing, and executing digital marketing plans. In the course, students are expected to work with realworld companies to research, analyze, and propose digital marketing strategies throughout the course, culminating in a presentation to the stakeholders. Furthermore, students will learn to brand and market themselves or their projects to colleges, companies, and the market, while also gaining key skills for internship opportunities. (1 credit)