Computer programmers and software engineers are urging that students, even as early as elementary school, learn how to design and write source code for computers.

Software Engineering Daily: Coding bootcamps question the need for computer science degrees by Jeff Meyerson on November 10, 2015 at 12:27 pm ...

As more states and districts teach computer science, there's a debate over whether coding or theory should dominate.

Mitchel Resnick, an MIT professor, developed Scratch, computer coding for kids, that allows children to create and share stories, games and animations, and is attracting more girls to coding.

Vibe coding, or coding with AI, is growing in popularity, but engineers say you have to actually know how to code to do it ...

Computer coding classes: Many educators want to turn coding into a new kind of literacy — a fundamental applied skill, a mode of inquiry and expression — that everybody should know.

Computer programming jobs may be declining, but coding is becoming the most in-demand skill across industries.

Code.org says computer programming enrollment seems to become more diverse when states count it toward high school graduation. Yet this would stop short of making sure all Kansas schools offer coding.

Kids can earn black belts in computer coding at Code Ninjas in Fargo Dami Ajayi helps Ayla Thomsen, 8, from Dilworth work on computer programing at Code Ninjas located at 4480 23rd Ave. S. in Fargo.