Apple brings iTunes U course to high schools

Apple , the famous Cupertino company, announced at WWDC (World Wide Web Developers Conference) the release of an iTunes U course for high schools . This will allow teachers to teach the Swift programming language using high-quality materials.

The iTunes U course will last 15 weeks

CEO Tim Cook has focused on the students who have developed for the platform each year, despite their relatively short time in the field. A set of instructions has also been created for teachers to help them better understand how to develop applications. This is a great help in providing them with ideas for teaching methods when delivering Swift programming courses , which benefits the entire community.

Apple has created this new course to systematize and provide materials for various aspects of application development , making its content accessible to everyone. The plans and lessons, as well as the projects and sample code on GitHub, will be located in the iTunes U section for Mac or iOS, allowing everyone to easily develop from their devices , since it is an official course offered by the company.

With this approach, we can expect to receive the best education on the subject, emphasizing both simple and complex topics for app development. The course curriculum is divided into five levels, each targeting different and specific learning methods.

The course lasts one semester, consisting of 15 weeks, during which students will be able to define everything from basic terminology to building a fully functional application with Swift. These achievements will be gradually completed as students progress through each level, which also includes dedicated lessons, such as learning to develop with Xcode.

It seems that Tim Cook's CEO is interested in the future of young people pursuing careers in technology and wants to give them more knowledge about his software and application development . Perhaps these young people could potentially find jobs within the company in the years to come.