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Coding & Software Development · 🏫 University of Washington

iD Tech Camps at University of Washington - Seattle

iD Tech is the nation's original and most trusted youth STEM educator, offering a balance of cutting-edge tech skills and traditional summer camp fun on prestigious university campuses.

🔥 Middle/High School 🕒 1-week Day Camp In-person All skill levels 💰 $1,149/week

About this camp

iD Tech Camps at the University of Washington - Seattle offer immersive technology experiences for ages 7-17, with both day and overnight options available. Students can dive into a variety of cutting-edge topics including coding, game development, AI, machine learning, robotics, and 3D printing. The curriculum is designed to balance STEM skill development with traditional summer camp fun, allowing campers to learn from expert mentors in next-gen labs while also enjoying outdoor activities on the prestigious university campus. Campers will work on hands-on projects, building impressive portfolios in areas like playable Unity games, trained machine learning models, or functional VEX robots. Beyond technical skills, the program fosters friendships and provides a taste of collegiate life, with opportunities for campus exploration and social activities.

What a typical day looks like

Students spend approximately five hours per day on the computer, with breaks for recreational activities like sports, gaming tournaments, and outdoor fun on campus.

Best suited for

The ideal student is a child or teen aged 7-17 interested in exploring STEM fields like coding, game development, AI, or robotics, who also wants to experience college life on a university campus.

What you'll learn

Coding Game Design AI & Machine Learning Robotics 3D Printing App Development

Location

University of Washington, Seattle, WA

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