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Welcome! Students in the Computer Science & Coding elective have been hard at work creating original video games this semester. Check out some of the games they made below! Click on the picture to play.
Use the space bar to keep Flappy Bird off the ground. Be careful to avoid the pesky seagulls!
Play this multiplayer game with a friend! Use the arrow keys to control red and the W, A, S, and D keys to control blue.
Your airplane just exploded! As you fall from the sky, avoid the debris and try to catch your parachute.
Inspired by one of our classmates! Use the arrow keys to catch the blueberries and keep the student on the screen.
The sharks come at you faster and faster as you dive deeper into the sea. Try to stay on the screen!
Welcome to the haberdashery! Click on the Open sign to meet your first customer. Use the arrow keys to navigate through the store and retrieve the requested items.
Space battle! Use the space bar to shoot a laser beam at the boss. Use the W, A, S, and D keys to move and avoid the rocks.
Use the arrow keys to keep your player on the screen. Try to collect stars and avoid the fire!
Protect your ship! Use the arrow keys to move around the screen and stop the detonators from reaching the ship.
Move the jellyfish with your mouse and try to steal the Krabby Patty from Spongebob!
Multiplayer action! Play this pong-inspired game with a friend.
We're mining! Try to collect diamonds without hitting a bug or getting knocked off the screen.
Course Description: This course introduces students to the growing field of computer science and coding. Students will use the coding language JavaScript to build original video games and interactive animations. In each lesson, students will be able to immediately apply their skills through a series of engaging coding challenges. This begins by having students use code to draw basic shapes and eventually leads to having students use code to create functional video games that respond to user input. Along the way, students will collaborate with their peers, improve their problem solving capabilities, and learn an in-demand skill that is transferable to a wide range of subject areas. No previous coding experience is required.
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