Collection of resources from Khan Academy focused around computer networking and telecommunications systems. Also includes STEM, mathematics, and computer science.
Pamela explains how to use nested for loops for more complex repeating code.
Pamela shows how objects can inherit and re-use the code of other object types.
Pamela shows how to attach methods to object types, that you can call on any instance of that object.
Pamela explains the first part of object-oriented programming: creating object types and instances of those object types.
Obstacles stand in the way of our wants and needs.
Explore how 2D curves can be used to create 1D patterns.
Introduction to Markov chains. Created by Brit Cruise.
Created by Brit Cruise.
An overview of the Pixar in a Box series.
Spotify engineer Lynn Root and Vint Cerf, Father of the Internet, explain how information on the Internet is broken down into packets, and how to ensure that information is reliably received.
Let's put everything together so that you can apply these ideas to your dino skin model.
What happens when particles hit each other or a surface?
Learn what it means when a binary number has a 1 in the 1's place or a 1 in every single place. Created by Pamela Fox.
Claude Shannon's idea of perfect secrecy: no amount of computational power can help improve your ability to break the one-time pad. Created by Brit Cruise.
Explore how 2D curves can be added together to create more detailed patterns.
Explore how 3D curves can be added together to create 2D noise.
Introduction to pitching.
Pamela explains "pseudo-code", a way to plan out your program before you code it.
Brit introduces the polyalphabetic cipher, which creates a lighter fingerprint than the Caesar cipher. Created by Brit Cruise.
Created by Pamela Fox.