The camps provide innovative, engaging, and educational summer experiences in computing from one of the top five computing schools in the nation, with a focus on both creative and physical aspects of computing.
Georgia Tech College of Computing Summer Camps offer elementary, middle, and high school students engaging, hands-on experiences in creative computing. Campers explore diverse topics such as AI, game design, data-driven sports, 3D coding, and software development. Through structured and open-ended projects, students gain fundamental understanding of computing concepts and develop problem-solving skills. Activities include training AI models to respond to physical inputs, designing and programming robots, creating 2D and 3D fashion designs, and developing games with core mechanics. The camps aim to make computing a part of students' expressive and problem-solving toolsets, fostering creativity and technical proficiency.
A typical day begins with drop-off between 8:15 AM and 8:55 AM, followed by morning sessions, a snack break, and lunch. The afternoon includes more instructional sessions and project work, with pickup starting at 3:15 PM and extended care available until 5:15 PM or 5:30 PM.
The camp is best for elementary, middle, and high school students interested in exploring the creative and physical aspects of computing through hands-on projects.
Georgia Tech Atlanta Campus
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