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Fireworks Display

Coding is an Art Let’s first whatch this video clip which shows how a computer program can be used to create a large scale, live and interactive fireworks display: Fireworks Code Inspired by this application of computer science, we have

My daily routine

Learning Objectives When you write lines of code, there are three ways you can control the order these lines will be executed by the computer: Sequencing: This means that the computer will run your code in order, one line at

Sweet Shop

Have you ever been in a sweet shop to buy sweets? For this challenge we are going to spend £5 in a sweet shop hence we need to find out how many sweets we can afford. We will want to

The window cleaner’s quote

A window cleaner uses the following pricing policy to calculate how much to charge for cleaning all the windows of his customer’s dwelling. This pricing policy is based on the number of windows that need to be cleaned and works

Gradient Animation

In this challenge we are going to create some animated gradients by progressively changing the colour of the screen from one colour (e.g. red) to another (e.g. yellow). RGB Colour Codes Did you know that every colour on the screen

My Charts

For this challenge we are going to use Python turtle to create some charts: Column charts, line charts and radar charts. First we need a data set. We will use the following data that shows the market share of the

Penalty Shootout

For this challenge you are going to write a computer program where the user tries to score a goal against the computer. The user will be asked where do they want to shoot and will have to choose one of

Binary Logic Activities

Access a range of activities about binary logic, logic gates, truth tables and Karnaugh maps:

BBC micro:bit – Project Ideas

On this blog post we are listing a few projects that could be implemented using a BBC micro:bit using either the Block programming interface or the Python interface:

Karnaugh Maps

Karnaugh maps are a tool used to simplify complex Boolean expressions. Using a Karnaugh map reduces the need for extensive calculations by taking advantage of humans’ pattern-recognition capability. Karnaugh maps are used to simplify real-world logic requirements so that they