The Dink Network

Dont worry I fully intend to make this all as simple as I can while still gradually introducing critical concepts. Advanced knowledge is heirarchial, and this is how I intend to handle the tutorials, starting at a level which assumes no programming expereince and little knowledge of computers, and slowly building up in small, regular (I intend to release installments at least once a week) bits that allow even the most inexpereinced student to eventually become a proficient programmer. In fact, it will be really simple I hope, sort of like those "Dummy" books, but more useful.

As for the level of mathematics involved, well at points I will be dealing with mathematical subject matter, you cannot totally avoid using mathematics in alot of real world programming tasks. But the mathmatical stuff I will be presenting will be explained as well as possible and I will not use more maths than I need to, I appreciate that not all of my target audeince likes maths as much as I do.

Most the of the maths stuff will be addition and stuff, or stuff where you can learn programming commands and have the computer handle the more difficult calculations. More advanced topics might involve more complicated mathematical subject matter, but you could probably endure not mastering this unless you want to be a proffessional programmer.