The Girls' Programming Network (GPN) is a group at Sydney University, Sydney, Australia doing outreach to girls in Years 7 to 12 (approximately ages 12 to 18). University aged tutors tutor them in the basics of computer programming in Python and introductory computer science.

GPN runs workshops each school term on a different topic, from digital media to artificial intelligence. Recent workshop topics have included building a Game in a Day, writing a machine-learning (markov-model) "homework generator" and a workshop on 'Computers from the ground up' which covered how a computer works from logic gates to high-level languages.

External links Edit

• The GPN website

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