No Experience Needed – Open to Learners Worldwide
Stanford University has launched “Code in Place,” a free online coding course for beginners. This programme provides an opportunity for anyone, regardless of background, to learn the basics of computer programming. Registration is now open for interested participants.
Stanford University has announced the return of Code in Place, a free online course designed to teach the fundamentals of computer programming. The programme, based on Stanford’s popular CS106A course, is open to learners worldwide and requires no prior coding experience.
Participants will learn Python, one of the most widely used programming languages, through interactive lessons and community-driven teaching. The course is run by volunteer instructors, including Stanford educators and experienced programmers from around the world.
The initiative aims to make coding accessible to more people, particularly those who may not have had the opportunity to learn before. The programme is ideal for students, job seekers, and professionals looking to gain digital skills.
Registration is now open, and interested individuals can sign up on the Code in Place website. The course runs for six weeks and offers hands-on learning through assignments and group discussions.
For more details and to apply, visit: Code in Place
