Self-Paced Programming Video Courses

I’m assembling a suite of self-paced courses in Python, Java, and C/C++ for intermediate learners who already know the syntax but want to deepen real-world skills. Your task is to record clear screen-capture sessions with voice-over that explain each concept, demonstrate code in an IDE, and walk through debugging and refactoring in real time.

I will provide a rough outline of topics; you’ll refine it into a logical, module-wise syllabus and then create:
• HD videos (10–20 min each) with crisp audio and readable code
• A short set of assignments per module that make students write or modify code, plus model solutions
• Auto-gradable quizzes to reinforce key ideas
• Concise, well-formatted notes that summarise every video and include copy-paste-ready code snippets

Please keep the tone practical and example-driven—think pair-programming rather than lecture. Use any familiar tools (OBS Studio, Camtasia, VS Code, IntelliJ, GCC/Clang, etc.) as long as the final files arrive in MP4 and PDF formats.

The project is complete when every language track contains a full syllabus, videos, assignments, quizzes, and notes, all organised by module in clearly named folders.