# Javascript III

## Module Introduction

## Last Module

In the previous Modules of Javascript (6 weeks) students learned the basics of programming and data types, callbacks as well as DOM manipulation. So students are expected to have sound knowledge of basic Javascript programming.

During this module they will be introduced to asynchronous programming and How to consume an API.

## Lessons

{% content-ref url="javascript-iii/week-1" %}
[week-1](https://volunteers.migracode.org/coding-course/class-information/teaching-instructions/javascript-iii/week-1)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="javascript-iii/week-2" %}
[week-2](https://volunteers.migracode.org/coding-course/class-information/teaching-instructions/javascript-iii/week-2)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="javascript-iii/week-3" %}
[week-3](https://volunteers.migracode.org/coding-course/class-information/teaching-instructions/javascript-iii/week-3)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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