All in-person events will be in ECSS and surrounding buildings in UT Dallas main campus in Richardson. We will use Parking lot J for drop-off and pickup parking. Address: 838 Franklyn Jenifer Dr, Richardson, TX 75080 More logistics details will be sent one week before each camp/workshop starts.
If you live in Frisco or nearby areas, review the UNT camps conducted at Frisco landing: Tech Explorer camp for middle & high school students & Computational Linguistics camp and NextGen Data Leadership camp for high school students. Visit ci.unt.edu/summer-camps for the complete details and registration links.
All our elementary kids’ camps are VIRTUAL only. All middle & high school camps are offered in both VIRTUAL and IN-PERSON modes – all the sessions will be recorded as well to enable the students to catch up on missed sessions or to review again. We have realized, while intense half-day / full-day weekly camps fit the families’ schedules well, it does NOT necessarily result in good learning experience for the students ☹ So, we are limiting all our sessions to max 1 ½ hours each and our camps are stretched to go for multiple weeks to cover the full content. We do NOT recommend signing up for multiple camps in the same week either. Like recent Summers, we will NOT be providing any snacks or lunch. If you prefer to have your own schedule & progress in your own pace, you can sign up for Private Tutoring – details @ k12.utdallas.edu/custom.
If you are an advanced level student and you are ready to move beyond these camp topics & get exposed to college level material & research, visit k12.utdallas.edu/research for details and application process.
Register for camps @ utd.link/reg
Automatic early registration discount of 10% is applied to all orders submitted by April 1. We also offer 50% discount for low-income families, thanks to generous multi-year support from our good neighbor State Farm. Send any meaningful documentation to csk12@utdallas.edu to apply for this discount. See the bottom of k12.utdallas.edu for more details.
Big picture: k12.utdallas.edu (scroll down to see the video & image)
Questions? csk12@utdallas.edu (preferred), 214-924-2148 (text only, no phone calls please)
We expect to have 3-6 campers in a typical Elementary kids’ camp & 6-12 campers in a typical middle / high school camp to ensure high quality and to ensure that each camper gets the necessary attention from the instructor. Registration closes every Wednesday for the following week’s camps. We will try to accommodate late requests if there is space – $50 late fee applies – Email or text to initiate late registrations. The cancellation fee is $25 per transaction. Pro-rated amount will be refunded for cancellations after the camp start date.
Windows laptop or MacBook is required for all camps, unless explicit instructions are given in the camp description. You can buy a decent laptop for ~$200 now – HP Stream 11 laptop is a good example. Chromebook should work for most camps too (except for Alice camp).
Summer camp descriptions: k12.utdallas.edu/desc All the times below are in US Central time.
Note #1: Same content is repeated in each session of the camp – so it does not make sense to register for multiple sessions of the same camp!
Note #2: Our registration system does NOT allow you to register for 2 different camps in the same session, even though they occur in different times. In that case, go ahead and register for the first camp and let us know the name of second camp – we will do a manual override and register for the 2nd camp.
Note #3: All the camp sessions run 5 days a week (Monday-Friday). There are NO sessions on Saturdays & Sundays.
Note #4: Pre-requisite for each camp is mentioned below for informational purposes only. It is not meant to force anyone to take a camp! If the camper has already completed an equivalent camp elsewhere OR learned the pre-requisite content on his/her own, there is NO need to take the pre-requisite camp again!! In other words, it is up to each camper/family to decide which camp to attend.
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Camps for 3-5 graders – $150 fee (Age range 8-11) – VIRTUAL only |
S1 June 3-14 |
S2 June 17-28 |
S3 July 8-19 |
S4 July 22-Aug 2 |
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Pre-requisite: none |
9-10am OR 1-2pm |
1-2pm |
2-3pm |
11am-12pm |
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Pre-requisite: none |
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10-11am |
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1-2pm |
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Pre-requisite: Animations using Scratch |
11am-12pm |
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9am-10am |
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Pre-requisite: Animations using Scratch |
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3-4pm |
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9-10am |
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Camps for Middle School Students – $150 fee |
S1 June 3-14 |
S2 June 17-28 |
S3 July 8-19 |
S4 July 22-Aug 2 |
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(Windows or Mac required) |
9-10:30am |
3-4:30pm |
9-10:30am |
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Drawings & Animations Pre-requisite: Enjoyable Coding with Alice |
1-2:30pm |
9-10:30am |
3-4:30pm |
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Pre-requisite: Drawings & Animations with JavaScript |
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1-2:30pm |
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11am-12:30pm |
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Pre-requisite: none |
11am-12:30pm |
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1-2:30pm |
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(Reduced fee of $50 thanks to State Farm Sponsorship) Pre-requisite: none |
3-4:30pm |
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11-12:30pm |
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Camps for High School Students $150 fee (2 weeks), $300 fee (4 weeks) (Age range 14-18) – Both IN-PERSON and VIRTUAL |
S1 June 3-14 |
S2 June 17-28 |
S3 July 8-19 |
S4 July 22-Aug 2 |
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(Reduced fee of $50 thanks to State Farm Sponsorship) Pre-requisite: none |
11am-12:30pm |
1-2:30pm |
9-10:30am |
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Creative Coding with JavaScript Pre-requisite: Scratch, Alice or any basic Coding |
1-2:30pm |
11am-12:30pm |
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3-4:30pm |
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M1 June 3-28 |
M2 July 8-Aug 2 |
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Pre-requisite: Creative Coding with JavaScript |
9-10:30am |
3-4:30pm |
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Pre-requisite: Creative Coding with JavaScript |
3-4:30pm |
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Pre-requisite: Creative Coding with JavaScript |
1-2:30pm |
9-10:30am |
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Advanced Camps for High School Students – $300 fee |
M1 June 3-28 |
M2 July 8-Aug 2 |
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Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in Java* Pre-requisite: Problem Solving in Java |
9-10:30am |
1-2:30pm |
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Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in C++ Pre-requisite: Problem Solving in C++ |
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9-10:30am |
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Pre-requisite: Problem Solving in Python |
11am-12:30pm |
3-4:30pm |
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Pre-requisite: Problem Solving in Java/C++/Python |
1-2:30pm |
11am-12:30pm |
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* Students who want to prepare fully for AP CS Java for the upcoming school year are recommended to take Problem Solving in Java in June and Object Oriented Programming in Java in July. If you cannot fit both into your schedule, then you can do just Problem Solving in Java either in June or July.
Questions?
Email: csk12@utdallas.edu (preferred)
Phone: 214-924-2148 (text only, no phone calls please)
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