Python Classes for High School Students in Long Island

This summer course for high school and college students dives into Python programming and its applications in data science. After they master some Python fundamentals, students move onto more advanced topics. Using platforms like Matplotlib, Pandas, and scikit-learn, students learn how to input, graph, and analyze data. This course gives attendees a head start on the most popular and versatile programming language and the fundamentals for a career as a data scientist or analyst.

This live online summer course introduces high school and college students to Python programming and fundamnental data science concepts. After the participants learn some Python basics, they start learning more advanced material, including the use of platforms like Matplotlib, Pandas, and scikit-learn. This course gives attendees a head start on how to clean and visualize data with Python, making it an appropriate first step for those interested in a career in data science or data analytics.

In this course, students discover the essentials of machine learning. By learning to work in Python, students gain familiarity with object-oriented programming and neural networks.

Newcomers to programming develop skills in Python with this course for high school students. Participants gain practical experience in developing and applying algorithms.

In this course, high school students without previous programming experience develop skills in Python. Students learn about libraries, data structures, and functions as they work on individual and group projects and discover applications for Python programs.

Designed for high school scientists, this course teaches students practical scientific applications for programming in Python. Students work with algorithms and data visualizations as they develop hands-on proficiency with Python.

Summer Springboard’s two-week Blockchain and Cryptocurrency program introduce high school students to the exciting world of cryptoeconomics from historical and contemporary perspectives. From the dormitories at Fordham University-Lincoln Center, students will be able to take classes live online and in-person with experts from around the globe.