Cyber Square JavaScript and Game Development bundle course is suitable for kids from age 7 and above. This JavaScript course will help them to create small games using JavaScript programming.
To code in blocks is enjoyable. Let's use the code.org puzzles in this module to understand the fundamentals of coding.By using visual coding 2.0, children will discover the basic principles of coding. Let's enable them in developing games on their own.
Let's build a website together! The students can learn about HTML in this module. Children will gain knowledge of the fundamental HTML tags that helps in webpage creation. Without CSS, it is impossible to create a website. Let's discuss the various methods for including CSS in HTML and the various CSS selector types.
JavaScript is a scripting language that lets you do just about everything, including creating dynamically updated content and managing multimedia. The methods for including Javascript in HTML sites, message boxes, Javascript syntax, conditional statements, loops, and functions are all covered in this module for children. By the end of this module, kids will be able to create a Javascript online calculator.
A snake wanders around a box while playing the simple game "snake" in an effort to devour an apple. The snake gets longer and moves more quickly once it successfully consumes the fruit. When the snake bumps into one of the four box walls or itself, the game is over. Let's make a Javascript version of this game! Children will also use Javascript to create a visual coding window.
Online photo and audio editing tools are covered in this module. These apps allow kids to design their own game characters and soundtracks.
Phaser is a fast, entertaining, and free 2D game development platform for desktop and mobile web browsers that support Canvas and WebGL rendering. Kids will learn how to use Phaser to make games in this module. Let's tackle a 'platform game'!
Let's use Phaser to build another game. Through the use of HTML and CSS, children will learn how to construct user interfaces for login and registration. Also, this module adds database connectivity, which will be used to store player data and track the active player.
The information we have acquired is integrated in this module.
Let's discuss validation at this point. Website/web application form validation is the process of determining whether the data entered by the user is accurate. Children will learn how to verify login and registration forms. Try to develop a programme that can determine a password's strength as a test
Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a computer programming model that organizes software design around data, or objects, rather than functions and logic.Children will learn about the basic OOPS concepts—class and object—as well as the four key guiding principles—encapsulation, abstraction, inheritance, and polymorphism—in this module.
jQuery is a lightweight, "write less, do more", JavaScript library. In this module let’s talk more about jQuery - selectors, events, effects traversing and jQuery HTML. This knowledge will help them create a slider with jQuery. Various assessments and assignments are given to improve their programming skills.
AJAX allows web pages to be updated asynchronously by exchanging data with a web server behind the scenes. In this module kids will learn about jQuery AJAX. This knowledge will help them to create a web application using AJAX as an assignment.
JSON is a standard text-based format for representing structured data based on JavaScript object syntax. In this module let’s talk about JSON parsing in Javascript. This knowledge will help the children to develop a TODO application with Firebase.
This module consists of programs using MIT App inventor - Calculator, Talking Tom and TODO Mobile application. These will help the kids to design a login page on their own using MIT app inventor. Various assignments will help the kids to improve their knowledge on MIT App inventor.
This module helps the kids to develop a game using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. This will help them to create a simple photo gallery as an assignment.
Let’s convert our game into a mobile application.Kids will learn how to use Android Studio to convert the game in HTML, CSS and Javascript into mobile application.