In compliance with federal civil rights laws and the University's own policies on non-discrimination based on sex, the summer program is open to all students regardless of their sex or gender identity.
The program will include lectures on fundamental programming
concepts and on the python programming language together with
extensive hands-on experience in a computer lab.
Instruction will be done by graduate students and professors.
Participants will have ample time to work in a computer lab to develop
programs for small robots, image processing, and other applications
under close supervision of teaching assistants.
In addition, there will be a variety of career planning and discovery
activities. The afternoon of the last day we will invite parents
and friends to see presentations of the projects the students
have done during the program.
The program will run every weekday, Monday to Friday, from 9:00am
to 4:30pm in Keller Hall, 200 Union St SE, Minneapolis.
Students will need their own transportation to campus.
A light rail station of the green line is on Washington Avenue
almost in front of the building.
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for a map and directions to Keller Hall.
We will provide food (snacks and lunch). Each student will get a computer account. The computer lab we will use is in Keller Hall 1-250.
We will offer two programs:
Cost:
Thanks to the generosity of donors
we can offer the Summer Computing Academy for a low enrollment fee.
Scholarships available upon request.
The cost of attending the two-week program is $125.00.
The cost of attending the one-week program is $75.00.
It includes lunch every day, snacks, access to computers, and
auxiliary activities.
To signup for the programs there are two steps:
For additional information email to:
Professor Maria Gini
email: gini@umn.edu
Department of Computer Science & Engineering, University of Minnesota
4-192 Keller Hall, 200 Union St SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455