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Pen and Paper Coding is a New York based introductory coding course. The course is meant to teach the fundamentals of programming, not specific to any single language. Instead, students will do all assignments on pen and paper in a language invented for the program called NoLang, as a distraction free method of learning. Pen and Paper is a 5 week part-time course with a single 3 hour meeting each week. After the course students will be prepared to tackle the programming language of their choosing.
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