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The Way: Computer Programming in Python
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Software Verification and Validation: An Engineering and Scientific Approach
Brief Description:
The Way is a unique programming book designed to teach the Python language while guiding readers—especially aspiring engineers and scientists—in discovering a deeper relationship with God. Unlike traditional textbooks, this work integrates computer science education with biblical principles, offering a faith-based approach to technical learning. Its purpose is twofold: to develop skilled programmers and to inspire them to become effective witnesses for Christ.
By aligning computer science with God’s purpose, readers are shown how technology can be a powerful tool in spreading His message. While many initiatives aim to introduce coding into K–12 education, few provide the support educators need to teach both technical and spiritual dimensions effectively. This book serves as a practical resource for K–12 teachers, homeschooling parents, and first-year college students, featuring eight comprehensive chapters that cover foundational Python programming and essential computer science topics—each reinforced with exercises and coding challenges.
What sets this book apart is its ability to bridge a significant gap in education. It doesn't just teach programming; it brings Scripture into the classroom, showing how biblical truth can align with algorithmic logic. Teaching technology from a Christian worldview can be difficult, but this book provides a clear path. The Way equips educators and learners alike with the tools to explore both faith and code—revealing, through Scripture and the 1s and 0s machines can understand, the presence of God in all creation.
Intended Audience:
This book is designed for middle and high school students, including those in homeschool, private, and public-school settings. It is also well-suited for first- and second-year undergraduate students who are beginning their journey in Python programming.