Date: 30.4.

2024

To:
[Link] Ramanathan
Chairman

Dear Sir

Greeting from Sprout Knowledge Solutions

Sprout is a pioneering EdTech enterprise that places a strong emphasis on cultivating the “4Cs”:
Creativity, Critical Thinking, Communication, and Collaboration. These four critical skills are
imparted to young adults through cutting-edge technology. Our educational programs are delivered
on campus by our dedicated educators and have reached a diverse group of learners in 11 countries
worldwide, including Australia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
Our proprietary content, which has been well-received globally, strives to reflect current and future
trends in education. Our programs are meticulously structured to equip students with the tools needed
to navigate an ever-changing future. We boast a team of highly qualified experts who design our
global content, ensuring that students are prepared for the challenges ahead by enhancing their
creativity, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration skills.
At Sprout, our mission is to provide engaging and enriching learning experiences that empower the
next generation of computer coders, developers, and innovators. What sets us apart in the tech market
is our industry-leading courses, which employ a 100% hands-on methodology and are designed with
the 4C approach in mind.
We offer computer coding courses for students aged 7 to 18 years, as well as programs in Artificial
Intelligence, Machine Learning, Web Development, Space Tech and more for adults. Our ultimate
goal is to inspire and educate the next generation of computer coders, web developers, and creative
technologists.

Coding for Young Adults: Unlocking Creativity Through Technology

Software Coding encompasses a diverse range of opportunities that allow students to learn
programming in an engaging and enjoyable manner. These classes are thoughtfully designed to foster
logical thinking and quick decision-making skills from an early age. By making programming fun
and accessible, we ensure that young minds not only grasp the concepts but also develop a solid
foundation for their future endeavors.

Benefits of Coding Classes for Young Adults:

 Promoting Logical and Computational Thinking: Coding instills a structured approach to
problem-solving. As students learn to code, they develop the ability to break down complex
challenges into manageable steps—a skill that extends beyond programming.
 Enhancing Problem-Solving Abilities: Through coding exercises, students learn to analyze
problems, devise strategies, and implement solutions. These problem-solving skills are invaluable
in various aspects of life.
 Teaching Anticipation and Problem Avoidance: Coding encourages students to think ahead and
anticipate potential issues. By identifying and avoiding pitfalls, they become adept at preventing
problems before they arise.
 Fostering Structural and Algorithmic Thinking: Coding introduces students to the
fundamental building blocks of software development. They learn to create logical structures,
organize data, and design efficient algorithms—an essential foundation for any tech-related field.
 Preparing Students for Future-Proof Skills: In our rapidly evolving world, coding is a gateway
to numerous career paths. By equipping students with coding skills, we empower them to thrive
in a technology-driven future.

Our Teaching Methodology

We use a combination of technology programs, project based learning techniques and problem
solving games and actvities to impart 4Cs

Creativity is taught through…

 Open ended projects
Give students freedom to design their own games, simulations, or applications, encouraging them to
express their individuality and explore unique solutions.
 Modding and Customisation
Allow students to modify existing code, add personal touches, and experiment with different
functionalities, fostering creative problem-solving.
 Storytelling with code
Challenge students to create interactive stories or animations, allowing them to express their
narratives through code.

Critical Thinking is taught through …

 Debugging
Debugging errors involves analyzing code, identifying issues, and finding solutions. This process
reinforces logical thinking and problem-solving skills.
 Algorithmic Thinking
Understanding and designing algorithms teaches students to break down complex problems into
smaller steps, evaluate different approaches, and optimize solutions.
 Conditional Statements and Loops
Using these programming constructs requires students to think critically about cause-and-effect
relationships, anticipate outcomes, and refine their code based on results.

Communication is taught through …

 Collaboration Tools
The platforms we use offers built-in collaboration features, enabling students to work together, share
code, and provide feedback on each other's work.
 Documentation and Comments
Encourage students to write clear and concise comments explaining their code, facilitating
communication, and understanding within teams.
 Presentations and Demos
Have students showcase their coding projects to classmates or other audiences, developing their
communication and presentation skills.

Collaboration is taught through …

 Pair Programming
Assign students to work in pairs, allowing them to share knowledge, solve problems collaboratively,
and learn from each other's approaches.
 Open-Source Projects
Contribute to existing open-source projects, exposing students to real-world collaboration and the
importance of community contribution.
 Hackathons and Coding Challenges
Participate in collaborative coding events where students team up to solve specific problems,
fostering teamwork and communication under pressure.

Program Details
Coding and App Development
Our comprehensive courses in coding and app development are structured into levels, each
comprising multiple engaging sessions. These sessions strike a balance between practical hands-on
experience and theoretical knowledge, with a strong emphasis on practical application.

As part of our “Students Future Ready Programme,” we offer the following course content
tailored to students’ respective grade levels:

Grade 4 & 5: Nurturing Young Coders

In our Grade 4 and 5 curriculum, we introduce students to the exciting world of programming. Here’s
what they’ll explore:
1. Introduction to Programming:
o Understand the basics of programming.
o Learn about the difference between text-based coding and block-based coding.
o Discover why coding is a crucial skill to acquire.
2. Building the First Application:
o Dive into hands-on development by creating their initial application.
o Grasp fundamental concepts of app development.
o Explore how to share their application.
3. Native vs. Web Applications:
o Understand the distinction between native and web applications.
4. Programming Concepts:
o Explore variables, control statements, arithmetic operators, relational operators, and
logical operators.
o Apply these concepts to solve real-time problems.
o Create practical arithmetic apps like calculators, age calculators, and odd-or-even
checkers.
o Venture into multi-screen apps, including interactive student mark report generators.
5. Advanced Programming Concepts:
o Delve into functions and game logic.
o Design game characters and create engaging games.
o Learn how to craft game stories, implement logic, and make characters respond to user
interactions.

6. Android App Development:

o Recall the differences between web apps and native apps.
o Understand how Android apps function.
o Create their first Android application.
o Test, build, install, and share their app.
o Explore essential Android features like text-to-speech, camera functions, phone call
capabilities, and random item selection.
7. Introduction to Sensors:
o Learn how to utilize Android’s built-in sensors for innovative applications.

Grade 6 & 7: Exploring the World of Coding and App Development

1. Introduction to Programming:
o Understand the distinction between text-based and block-based coding.
o Explore the importance of learning to code.
o Develop your first application.
 o Grasp fundamental concepts of app development.
o Learn how to share your application.
2. App Types: Native vs. Web:
o Differentiate between native applications (installed on devices) and web applications
(accessed via browsers).
3. Programming Concepts:
o Dive into variables, control statements, arithmetic operators, relational operators, and
logical operators.
o Apply these concepts to solve complex real-time problems.
o Create practical arithmetic apps (e.g., calculator, age calculator, odd or even checker,
finding the largest of two or three numbers).
o Explore student mark report generators and healthcare apps (e.g., BMI calculator).
o Engage with interactive speaking apps.
4. Advanced Programming Concepts:
o Learn about functions, loops, and game logic.
o Design game characters and create captivating games.
o Craft game stories, implement logic, and make characters move and react based on
user interactions.

5. Android App Development Basics:

o Recap web vs. native apps.
o Understand how Android apps function.
o Create your first Android application.
o Test, build, install, and share your app.
o Explore Android features like text-to-speech, camera functions, and phone call
capabilities.
o Introduce random item selection concepts.
o Get acquainted with Cloud databases.
6. Sensor Integration:
o Utilize Android’s built-in sensors to enhance your applications.
7. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI):
o Get a glimpse into the exciting world of AI.

Grade 8 & 9: Unleashing the Power of Code and App Development

1. Introduction to Programming:
o Understand the distinction between text-based and block-based coding.
o Explore the significance of learning to code.
o Develop your first application.
o Grasp fundamental concepts of app development.
o Learn how to share your application.
 o Differentiate between native applications (installed on devices) and web applications
(accessed via browsers).
2. Practical Coding Projects:
o Create healthcare apps like BMI calculators and interactive speaking apps.
o Dive into interactive game app development, such as a “guess the number” game.
o Tackle advanced arithmetic with a multiplication tables app using lists and loops.
3. Advanced Programming Concepts:
o Master functions, loops, and game logic.
o Design captivating game characters and create immersive games.
o Craft game stories, implement logic, and make characters move and react based on
user interactions.
o Understand scenarios for bug-free game completion, error debugging, and effective
testing.

4. Android App Development Essentials:

o Recap web vs. native apps.
o Explore how Android apps work.
o Create your first Android application.
o Test, build, install, and share your app.
o Get acquainted with Android features like text-to-speech, camera functions, and phone
call capabilities.
o Introduce random item selection concepts.
o Dive into Cloud databases.
o Explore the exciting realms of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning
(ML).
5. Firebase Real-Time Database:
o Learn about Google’s Firebase real-time database.
o Understand the difference between databases and cloud-based real-time databases.

Program Operations
Training Delivery
Sprout provides courses through both online and offline modes. Our dedicated trainers conduct these
courses based on mutually discussed and agreed-upon training methods.

Certification Process: Recognizing Student Achievement

Upon completion of each module, all students will undergo a comprehensive assessment.
Successfully completing the module will earn students their well-deserved certificates.
We are confident that our proposal encompasses all the details. We eagerly await your feedback.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us without hesitation.

We look forwad to collaborating with you and rolling out our programs in your esteemed institution
at the earliest.