Computer Programming Career Academy
Get hands-on experience with programming languages, problem-solving techniques, and computational thinking.
Get hands-on experience with programming languages, problem-solving techniques, and computational thinking.
This course is primarily for high school students and recent high school graduates interested in or currently in positions such as police explorers, police cadets, police aids, and community service officers in local police departments.
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