Teaching Practical Programming for the 14-19 IT Diploma
This CPD course aims to upskill level 3 Diploma IT tutors, focusing on a problem solving methodology for teaching programming skills to undergraduates.
It will demonstrate how to teach programming concepts (including a programming language’s syntax and semantics, data structures and algorithms) in a laboratory, through a series of problems, of increasing complexity and looks at ways of solving them.
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