Advanced Computer Scientists

Ages 10 – 12

P21S Advanced Computer Scientist (10-12)

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Acquire Advanced Problem-Solving Skills
12 research areas for students to model advanced concepts and apply their coding know-how across complex app development, hardware elements, and syntax-based programming.
Develop Apps for Android and iOS
Create real-world Apps spanning a vast variety of domains ranging from healthcare to entertainment. Be exposed to the intricacies of UI/ UX design.
Advanced Micro:Bit Training
Learn to program user input and various functionalities as well as incorporate the usage of sensors to create tangible products.

Develop and Create

The Advanced Computer Scientists programme develops students to the next level of programming. Students will now Deep dive into app creation for both iOs and Android, develop the maker in them with our extensive micro:bit curriculum, and model advanced concepts across syntax-based programming to create tangible, real-world products.

We have 12 different research areas for students to advance their coding abilities. These research areas span across 3 groups to expose students to the diverse breadth of applications possible with coding.

Research areas proceed based on a pre-selected schedule curated by Coding Lab tutors. Want to find out more? Check out our FAQs.

My son enjoys the classes at Coding Lab. He has completed App Inventor 1+ 2. He is so eager to attend the classes every week and will never miss a session.Ruey Chyi, Mother of Matthias (10)
Turtle Race by Emily, 12, Advanced Computer Scientists
Coding isn’t a race to the end – it’s the journey that matters the most.
Healthy 365 Junior with BMI Calculator by Thabitha, 12 years old, in P21S-AiH3 Advanced Computer Scientists Healthy 365 Junior
Level up and code even more functions into your app!
Space Invaders by Luciano, 12, Advanced Computer Scientists
Python’s endless possibilities include recreating this retro arcade game. What will you create?

Outline

We have 12 different research areas for students to explore and apply across the breadth of their coding abilities!

Group 1: Hardware-Based Learning
P21S – MBAd: Micro:bit Advanced
P21S – MBAS: Micro:bit Advanced with Additional Sensors

Group 2: Syntax-Based Learning
P21S – PyTu: Python Turtle
P21S – PyGD: Python Game Development
P21S – PyH3: Health Advisor
P21S – PyAD: Choose Your Own Adventure
P21S – PyQM: Quiz Gameshow
P21S – PyM: Python Meets Math

Group 3: Complex App development (Android and iOS)
P21S – AiWW: Whatsapp Wannabe (Firebase / User Authentication)
P21S – AiH3: Healthy 365 Junior (GPS/ Pedometer)
P21S – AiQM: Quiz Me (Planning / tinyDB / UI / UX)
P21S – iOS: Develop iOS Mobile Apps

Holiday Special
P21S – MiCr: Minecraft Code Your World

Class Format

5 sessions x 2 hours per research area
12 research areas in total

Weekly Classes (Billed quarterly)
10 sessions (2 Research Areas) per quarter
$785 ( $847.80 w/GST)
5 x 2hrs (Individual Research Area)
5 sessions (1 Research Area)
$450 ( $486 w/GST)
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For Students

Ages 10-12 who have
Completed P201, P202, P205 and P206 or
Passed the placement test with Coding Lab

Course Logistics

All materials and equipment provided
Maximum 1:8 Instructor-Student ratio

Locations & Schedules

Bukit Timah

9 King Albert Park (KAP Mall) #02-21, 598332

Parkway Parade

80 Marine Parade Road #10-06, 449269

Coding Lab Online

Learn from the comfort of your home

[Live Online E-Learning]

United Square

101 Thomson Rd #03-03, 307591

@The Learning Lab

Seletar Mall

33 Sengkang West Ave #02-18 to 21, 797653

@The Learning Lab

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Testimonials

Posted: April 27, 2021

ICS Student Feature: Kyran Tan, 10, 1st Place (Python)

Watch 10-year-old Kyran’s Clockc program that was skillfully coded with Python. The timer, alarm, work and rest, countdown and stopwatch functions help one’s everyday life! This project won him 1st Place (Python) in the International Coding Showcase 2020.


Posted: April 27, 2021

ICS Student Feature: Victoria Hammonds, 10, Merit Award

Watch 10-year-old Victoria talk about her Python Turtle drawing game. Her exciting project allows users to use their creativity to draw different shapes with various pen thickness and colours. This project won her the Merit Award in the International Coding Showcase 2020.


Posted: April 27, 2021

ICS Student Feature: Isaac Khong, 10, (Judges’ Choices) Social Impact Award

Watch 10-year-old Isaac presenting his budgeting project. Combining Math and Python programming, it helps one to plan their expenses and generates graphs to help one budget. This impressive project won him Social Impact Award in the International Coding Showcase 2020.


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