Who took computer programming courses in school?

[Jason]

I took some at a community college. They were massively useful. However, though, I did strongly study a lot of coding between 2000 and 2010, when I had also went to community college.

 

[TeeGee]

Back In college I took a computer programming but we just touched the surface , I later decided to expand my knowledge about computer programming so i enrolled for another course.

 

[Jason]

I took Visual Basic, C ++, C #, and Java. It was very interesting. However, considering it was so long ago, I wonder how much is different now.

 

[Igba]

I did a one time course on Javascript and that's just about it. I never did any computer courses again till I left college.

But I'm currently taking on several programming courses on Udemy.

 

[Tony]

I took some at a community college. They were massively useful. However, though, I did strongly study a lot of coding between 2000 and 2010, when I had also went to community college.

I read biochemical engineering in the university. It doesn't have much relationship with computer science and coding. I only had to take extra lessons on coding and learnt about Javascript.

 

[Zuby]

Naaah, I never took any computer programming courses in the university. I read business administration and marketing. It was on a freelancer note that I took online courses for computer programming.

 

[Lucas]

I only took the basic JavaScript course and never went further with it. Learning programming was not easy for me. I had to struggle to even complete the JavaScript course that I had to take in school.

 

[cittybb24356]

I took up a Data processing class in college. Then I took up a computer class that taught Java programming language. So I'm learning that too on the internet resources. I learned a lot off the computer classes I took up in college.

 

[Sara]

I didn't take any computer-related courses or programming courses in school. I wasn't opportune to do it in school, I am doing some online courses on data analysis.

 

[Shortie]

I remember when I was in school, we had to do Information Technology (IT) as a lesson and it was added as a GCSE option which I took. I learned a lot through those lessons and it is the reason I am able to do the work I do today.