Choi Jung-won et al.: My First Coding with the Wizard

My first coding session with a witch doctor is a child-sized or juvenile code textbook designed to make it possible for a child to be interested in coding and program it self-directed. Six years old, who was a junior school-informator and who had been helped by his parents to read programming books, thought of his daughter and developed it with her mind. While it may seem like a timing for a child to learn programming, Professor Mitchell Resnick, head of the pectache Media Lab, called the father of Strack, has been very good at developing the imagination and logic and expression of a child over five years old, and already in Connecticut, U.S.A., there is a lot of interest in programming that has been done with children since age two and has been so much of a program that they can get into. My first coding with a witch doctor in this childhood coding education rush will be a suitable textbook for a child trying to get into programming. My first coding with the enchanter was designed to visually visualize interesting fairy tales by using the various backgrounds and characters provided by a child in Scratch Junior. The characters were raised, and then moved, and made sound, and learned to function as they did, and in the process of creating stories, were able to develop computer thinking, problem solving, logical thinking, imagination, programming concepts and principles.

Korean title: 마법사와 함께하는 나의 첫 코딩

Korean author: 최정원 외

Korean publisher: 씨마스

ISBN-13: 9791156723363