Computational and Algorithmic Thinking
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Unclaimed ProfileThis course teaches computational thinking as a general problem-solving framework rooted in computer science, decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithmic design, applicable to both complete programming beginners and experienced developers wanting stronger theoretical foundations. Across 8 weeks, students attend live 3-hour weekly sessions, work through hands-on coding projects in a language of their choice (pseudocode, C#, Python, or others), and get lifetime access to recordings, a peer community, and a certificate of completion.
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Best For
- Tech-curious professionals wanting structured thinking
- Experienced programmers wanting foundational grounding
- Novice programmers wanting deeper theory
- Aspiring first-time programmers
Not For
- Complete beginners uninterested in live sessions
- Those unable to commit 5-7 hours weekly
- People wanting a fully self-paced format
- Those wanting a single programming language deep-dive
What You'll Learn
- Evaluating and improving your own solutions
- Applying abstraction and modeling to real problems
- Identifying and fixing common logical mistakes
- Understanding Boolean logic and algorithmic principles
- Breaking complex problems into manageable parts
- Applying systematic, structured problem-solving approaches
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Georgios Tsatiris
View full profileTechnology & Computer Science · Piraeus, Attiki
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Georgios Tsatiris is a Greek computer science educator and researcher based in Athens, currently pursuing a PhD in Human-Computer Interaction and Machine Learning at the National Technical University of Athens. A professional programmer and university tutor since 2011, he's taught at AUEB, NTUA, SAE Athens, and SAE London, and now teaches Computational and Algorithmic Thinking on Maven.
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