Centre
launches app-based coding programme for schoolchildren
New Delhi : Principal scientific adviser Vijay Raghavan’s office
on Monday launched a two-week training module titled CodeIndia on
application-based programming for middle and intermediate level students across
the country. Through CodeIndia, students will get to learn programming skills
and develop an aptitude for building applications for various sectors like
business, neuroscience, nuclear physics, artificial intelligence, aerospace and
others.
The module will be taught by a group of specialists and students
will also get to interact with experts from scientific organisations like
Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire (CERN), Geneva, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (MIT), Stanford University and others. It will be
bi-lingual, conducted both in English and a regional language, depending on
where the training is taking place.
CodeIndia will be utilised to develop a model curriculum for the
human resource development ministry to be later introduced in the curriculum.
The first school to implement CodeIndia module is Navodaya
Vidyalaya in West Delhi. HTC
Source | Hindustan
Times | 26th November 2019
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