1. Beginner 2. Explorer I 3. Explorer II 4. Builder I 5. Builder II 6. Extender 7. Designer I 8. Designer II 9. Leader

3. Explorer II

12 classes for Roblox

Students use the computational thinking skills of Decomposition and Algorithm Design to plan and execute a solution for an intermediate programming challenge. Students also gain a deeper understanding of fundamental programming concepts as well as more advanced concepts like operators and functions.

Choose a project platform to view the Explorer II-level progression in more detail

Scratch Roblox JavaScript

L3.1. Achieve 80% Independence From Code Support

10 classes

We'll assess your progress in this level during class

Complete project walkthroughs using less than 20% of available code hints and minimal instructor support

L3.2. Intermediate Roblox Programming

2 classes

When you're ready, please set up a time with your instructor to take an assessment for this level

Answer the following questions about core programming concepts in Roblox:

What is dot notation in programming?
In the line
```
math.random(10)
```
explain what the math, the random and the 100 does in the code.
Explain what's happening in this line of code
```
local door = script.Parent
```

Explain what's happening in this block of code

while totalCoins < 40 do
  CreateCoin()
  totalCoins = totalCoins + 1;
end

Explain what's happening in this block of code

if moved == false then
  door.Position = Vector3.new(10,0,0) + startpos
  door.BrickColor = BrickColor.Red()
else
  door.Position = startpos
  door.BrickColor = BrickColor.White()
end

Complete an intermediate-level programming challenge in Roblox that draws from all of the above concepts