Student Coding Projects: App Development & Games

This video presents 'CATCH THE RAT', a fun reaction-based game created by a student. It features different difficulty levels and scoring, demonstrating the tangible and entertaining results of our app development classes.

'Word Filler' is an educational game app built by our student Zorawar. This project shows how students can combine their interest in word puzzles with coding skills to create a polished and functional application.

This is a student-made 'QUIZ' app that challenges users with riddles. It's a great example of how we teach kids to build interactive applications with clear user progression and scoring systems.

A student named Agastya created this 'Golf Striker' game. Our courses empower kids to take their passion for sports or games and transform it into a real app they can share.

Meet Aaliyah, a student who was inspired to create a 'Gift Shop App'. Our program encourages students to think like entrepreneurs and build applications with practical, real-world uses.

Here is a look inside Aaliyah's 'Gift Shop App', which features a curated selection of baking supplies and games. Students learn how to organize content and design a clean, user-friendly interface.

Zorawar Sahota, the creator of the 'Word Filler Game App', is one of our many inspiring young coders. We focus on building a child's confidence by helping them complete and launch their own projects.

A screenshot from Zorawar's app shows the user interface for his word game. Students learn to code game mechanics, such as filling in missing letters and validating the correct answer.

Abhiraj Singh created a 'QUIZ App' during his time with us. We believe every child has the potential to be a creator, and our courses provide the tools to make their ideas a reality.