Alabama Computer Science Summer Camps

Program Overview

•Camps are open to students from all regions of the United States. We also welcome applications from international students. Previous camps hosted students from 17 states, as well as Hong Kong and Beijing. •The middle school camps are offered to rising 7th through 9th graders (i.e., those currently in 6th-8th grades during Spring 2019). The high school camps are offered to rising sophomores through seniors (i.e., those currently in 9th-11th grades during Spring 2019). •All camps are taught by UA faculty and staff in our College of Engineering classrooms. •Both commuter and dorm-based options are available. Those students from outside of the Tuscaloosa area may reside in our dorms throughout the week (high school camps only).In the past, some parents have also stayed in local hotels with their children if that is preferred. •The camps begin at 9am and end at 3:30pm each day of the week. Students will be given an hour lunch break with planned social events for those staying in our dorms. •Seating restricted to 40 students per week; please apply early! •Students will bring their own laptops to use throughout the week. PC or Mac is appropriate. Please make sure to also bring a charger. We will have power outlets available at each seat. Laptops should have a wifi adapter. If possible, an Ethernet port would be helpful (just in case we have any wifi issues), but not required). For middle school camp, an ability to connect to a micro-USB device is needed. •Camp fees for Middle School are: $400 (5 lunches, camp instruction, special surprise device!, and t-shirt/bag) •Camp fees for High school are: $400 for commuting students (5 lunches, camp instruction, and t-shirt/bag), and $600 for dorm students (14 meals, 5 nights lodging, camp instruction, and t-shirt/bag).

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