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Explore the world of computer science through a week-long project that challenges your computer science ability. This camp will focus on animation and games, taught by a computer science teacher with guest faculty visitors. Experience the design process on the computer; learn strategies, exercise logic and creative skills as you work on project. Meet other students with similar interests, see demonstrations in computer science labs, and learn about computer science careers.
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Learn to master the skill of achieving a robotic task with multiple robots working in coordination to achieve this year's thematic challenge.
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Department of Physics. Students age 11-13 years. Participants engage in hands-on science and minds-on problem solving with a variety of activities. Past examples have been hot air balloons, buoyancy investigations, robots, column strength, chemistry and optics. Students will solve logic puzzles, create mathematical games, and investigate the stock market, all while having fun! Camp sessions are led by university professors, and high school and middle school teachers. Limited number of spaces available for this popular camp! For questions, call (260) 481-6306.
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Open to students entering grades 4, 5 or 6 in the Fall of 2020. Students will be guided through engaging activities and collaboration in a supportive environment, starting with choosing a topic, leading into sustained writing time, followed by revision, editing, publishing, and sharing. Students will emerge with a better understanding of the writing process and how and how to use that understanding in a variety of writing contexts.
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