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Technology

• Hows and whys?
• Computer Science
  • Programming For Kids
  • Computer Science Opportunities For Students
  • Getting Started With Computer Science
  • AP or College Computer Science Principles
  • AP or College Computer Science A (Object Oriented Programming in Java)
  • Computer Science Major
  • Source Control
  • iOS Development
  • Web Development
  • Language Guides

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Hows and whys?

• The Physics behind Engineering - Videos published by Lesics to clear misconceptions, create a passion for engineering and explain complicated technologies in a simple way.

Computer Science

Programming For Kids

• Scratch - High-level block based visual programming language by MIT to teach the fundamentals of programming to children.
• PixelPad - Online game engine for learning how to build online games and applications in python.
• Swift Playgrounds - Apple's iPad/mac app for learning Swift in a fun, interactive way.
• Construct 3 - A free-to-use online game studio for beginners to build their own games.
• Code.org - Free interactive cs courses and hour long tutorials for students across all grade levels (K-12+).
• Isaac Computer Science - Online platform for exploring computer science for students across all grade levels (K-12+).

Computer Science Opportunities For Students

• Apple WWDC Scholarships - International challenge where students showcase their passion for coding by creating a Swift Playgrounds app project on the topic of their choice. Winners receive exclusive Apple merch, one year of membership in the Apple Developer Program, and a free ticket to Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC).
• Congressional App Challenge - A district-wide coding challenge for middle school and high school students in the US hosted by Members of the U.S. House of Representatives.
• USACO Guide - A free comprehensive, organized roadmap for the United States of American Computing Olympiad (USACO) preparation by top USACO contestants.

Getting Started With Computer Science

• Which computing pathway is right for me? - Using a question-and-answer format, this article introduces readers to seven disciplines within computer science.
• Harvard CS50: Introduction to Computer Science - Computer Science courses and programs from Harvard on edX.
• 2019 CS50 Lectures - Lectures from Harvard's 2019 CS50 course.
• Introduction to Software Engineering - Lectures by Prof. N.L. Sarda and Prof. Umesh from the Department of Computer Science & Engineering, IIT Bombay.
• Fundamental Principals of Computer Science - Explores foundational concepts in computer science that are used in industrial-level computing environments.
• Introduction to Algorithms and Software routines - An overview of algorithms and why we should care about them.
• mdn web docs HTTP - A guide on the basics, history, and features of HTTP.

AP or College Computer Science Principles

• Runestone AP CSP - High quality interactive lessons and practice problems covering the curriculum of AP Computer Science Principles.
• Edx CS50's AP CSP - Introductory cs course targeted towards AP Computer Science Principles. Covers topics in course and guides students in creating their final project required for the AP exam.
• CodeHS AP CSP Exam Review - Includes a reference sheet and hundreds of AP style exam questions to help students prepare for the AP Computer Science Principles exam.
• Khan Academy AP CSP - Articles, videos, and practice problems on AP Computer Science Principles by Khan Academy.

AP or College Computer Science A (Object Oriented Programming in Java)

• Runestone AP CSAwesome - A college board endorsed curriculum for AP CSA by Barbara Ericson, University of Michigan, and Beryl Hoffman, Elms College.
• Intro To CS Using Java - An introductory course in Java covering topics in AP CSA by Bradley Kjell.
• Long Nguyen AP CSA - Lecture notes and coding challenges for topics in AP CSA by Long Nguyen.
• CodingBat Java - Coding problems in Java for topics in AP CSA. Problems are validated by test cases on the website.

Computer Science Major

• OSSU CS - Path to a free self-taught education in Computer Science by Open Source Society University. Courses are from top universities such as Harvard, Princeton, Mit, etc, and match the curricular standards of CS 2013: Curriculum Guidelines for Undergraduate Degree Programs in Computer Science. Current CS students can look through this list for resources for a specific upper and lower division computer science class.

Source Control

• Git Immersion - A guided tour of the fundamentals of git through short, hands-on labs.
• GitHub Docs - An introduction to GitHub essentials like branches, commits, repositories, and pull requests.
• Version Control with Git, 2nd Edition - Complete reference on Git. Covers almost anything you want to know about using Git.

iOS Development

• Stanford CS193P - Stanford University's course on developing applications for iOS using SwiftUI taught by Professor Paul Hegarty. Students are recommended to have experienec in object-oriented programming prior to taking the course.
• Apple Developer SwiftUI Tutorials - Hands-on tutorials by Apple teaching the fundamentals of SwiftUI.

Web Development

• Eloquent Javascript - Interactive online book on Javascript taking you through the basics of the language, its incorporation into the browser, and backend programming with Node.js by Marijn Haverbeke.

Language Guides

• Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++, 2nd Edition - An introduction to the fundamentals concepts and techniques in programming through C++ by the creator of C++.
• Head First C - A complete learning experience for C and structured imperative programming.
• 21st Century C, 2nd Edition - Discover up-to-date techniques missing from other C tutorials, whether you’re new to the language or just getting reacquainted.