Now that you have completed CT2.01 - Hardware vs Software and CT2.02 - Hardware: Components and CT2.05 - Hardware: Boards, we can direct our attention to the various types of short term memory: DRAM, SRAM, and SDRAM
Always Here
Worldwide
100% Secure
Online Payment
Money - back
Guarantee
Specialists
Specialized Teachers
MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE
DESCRIPTION
PREREQUISITES
REQUIRED:
We do hope you can circle back to:
TARGET AUDEINCE
| We think this is best for students 4th grade and up. |
TESTING?
YES. Just like all of our micro-lessons there will be a test after each lesson. The entire class is 20 minutes long. 15 minutes will be devoted to material and 5 minutes for testing. No need to panic, you can always do the test again if you aren't able to achieve 80% or more the first time around.
SUMMARY
Minimum Grade
Best for students 4th grade and up
Complexity Level
Medium to High
Length
20 minutes / Class
Subject Area
Types of Short Term Memory
Ask us anything!
You can't think about thinking, without thinking about thinking about something
-Seymour Papert, The Father of Computational Thinking
Keep going!
Always Here
Worldwide
100% Secure
Online Payment
Money - back
Guarantee
Specialists
Specialized Teachers
9,000+ satisfied customers and counting
What people are saying about Computational Thinkers
Alexa Maxwell
Student
I'm in 9th grade. I've been attending Computational Thinkers since 2nd grade and now I'm preparing for my AP Computer Science Exam.
Tony O'Connor
Student
From 2nd grade to 5th grade I worked on completing all the Computational Thinking levels and now I'm working on my Coding + Game Design advanced classes.
Marcus Bagdonas
Teacher
I love these courses. I wish I could have taken these courses when I was in elementary school. I had to wait until I was in University to learn this stuff. Now I get to teach them.
Micha Lau
Student
I'm new to Computational Thinking's micro lessons but I can't wait until I am ready for making my own video games.
Commonly Asked
Commonly Asked
How long does it take to complete a micro course?
Every course (also known as a lesson) takes 20 minutes. This includes the material covered with several games that test your recall ability, which will really help you remember what you learned.
Can I take any course I want?
Yes, however some lessons do have prerequisites. Once you complete the necessary prerequisites, you can move onto that course.
Tiny Course? Micro Lesson? Mini course? What's the difference?
We do tend to use these terms interchangeably. Regardless if they are mini, micro or tiny they are all short 20 minute lessons with a narrow focus that provides instruction in a skill or concept that students will then relate to another small lesson that will follow.
If I complete every micro course, in every level, then what? What's the end goal?
Great question. We DO hope you have the motivation and dedication it takes to complete all of them. We never said this would be easy. This unique educational journey can take three to four years to complete. Once you do, we feel we have properly prepared you to advance toward our traditional multi-week, online courses in video game development, artificial intelligence, graphic design or even our electronic music production course.
We hope every student eventually attends our Advanced Placement in Computer Science A (APCS A) prep course.
If you review our mission and visions page you will see that we aspire to see every one of our students complete the APCS A exam before entering 9th grade, giving our students University credit even before entering High School.
There are may free resources online. Why should I pay for a course?
Agreed. There are a million and one free (and paid) classes and apps for kids to "Learn to Code".
Some other great resources are Code.org,Khanacademy.org, Codecombat.com,Codecademy.com and numerous more. These are excellent resources that students can use to accomplish the goal of learning to code. However, the main thing that all of these sites are missing, is 1-on-1 attention and immediate feedback from a real person. This is what sets us apart. Instructors at Computational Thinkers not only teach online micro lessons but also teach IRL with real students face-to-face. We see first hand how much more progress students make when a teacher and classmates are involved in the learning process compared to independent online pre-recored courses.
Learning to code is a wonderful skill to have. However, every recruiter within the industry will tell you that the coding skills come second to the ability to problem solve with the use of technology. That's what Computational Thinkers aims to do. We want to give you the individual attention you need in order to be the best problem solver you can be using today's technology.
Privacy Policy
Refunds & Returns
Terms and Conditions
FAQ
Wanna be the first to know about our latest courses?
Always stay up to date with our new courses, special deals, study hacks, and so much more.