Celebrating student effort, growth, and early exploration into technology and computer science.
Highlighting the work of students enrolled in the Programming & Web Development Exploratory course. In just 4 weeks, students learned two languages — HTML and CSS — and built a website about a topic of their interest. This showcase recognizes student participation, builds early confidence in technical skills, and serves as a milestone for students considering program selection.
Students are introduced to building websites using HTML and CSS
Hands-on projects emphasize creativity and technical confidence
Students learn how code turns ideas into digital experiences
Encouraging interest in programming while creating a sense of belonging within the program
Students design and build a single-page website about a topic they enjoy — a favorite hobby, sport, food, artist, or anything they're passionate about.
Students build a complete page with proper HTML structure, headings, paragraphs, lists, images, and links to external websites.
Students apply embedded CSS to customize fonts, colors, text sizing, alignment, and background styling to make their page their own.
Each page includes a site title, student name, three descriptive paragraphs, an organized list, and images related to their chosen topic.
Students bring their personality to their work, choosing a topic they care about and presenting it in a way that feels unique and complete.
Each cohort represents a unique group of students who explored programming and web development together.
*Grayed-out names indicate students who did not submit their final project.*
This showcase represents the starting point of each student's journey into technology. Every line of code is a step toward building confidence, discovering new interests, and preparing for what comes next.