Class gives students look at the computer programming industry
By sharing a screen, Andrew Pannullo, Moses Lake, gets some help with a complicated problem during the TEALS class at Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center, Friday. The class connects high school students with professionals working in the computer programming industry.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
The only way for computer engineers in the Puget Sound region to teach a programming class at the Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center in Moses Lake is via a meeting app, with headsets. This is the first year for the TEALS program at the skills center, which brings industry professionals into the classroom.
Audrey Tran (foreground) and Angel Torres (background) work on exercises in the TEALS computer programming class at Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center Friday. The program brings industry professionals into high school classrooms.
Mikey Ruffle works on a project during the TEALS class at Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center Friday. Ruffle and fellow students receive remote instruction from engineers already working in the field.
MOSES LAKE — High school student Andrew Pannullo said he’s learned more than the techniques of coding at the Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center.
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