HELL’S KITCHEN — Aspiring computer scientists can master the basics of coding during a free 10-week course this winter.
The Columbus Library at 742 10th Ave., between West 50th and 51st streets, is one of seven in the city offering introductory coding classes through a new New York Public Library TechConnect program called Project_<code>.
The two-hour sessions — which are open to adults and will take place twice a week for 10 weeks — kick off with an introduction to HTML, CSS, source code and tags.
By the end of the program, students will have designed their own website as part of a “capstone project.”
Students who complete the course will receive a Project_<code> certificate at a graduation ceremony.
Anybody interested can fill out the “open call interest form” on the NYPL’s website.
