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Coding & Software Development · 🏫 Oglethorpe University

National Computer Camp (NCC)

NCC is America's original computer camp since 1977, offering a continuous curriculum that covers all aspects of computing with individualized instruction and an optional sports program.

🔥 Middle/High School 🕒 1-week Day Camp In-person All skill levels 💰 $995–$1,195/week

About this camp

National Computer Camp (NCC) offers an immersive experience for campers aged 6-18, focusing on developing lifelong computer skills through hands-on projects. The curriculum provides a solid foundation in programming languages, 2D and 3D game design, app creation, and web development. Campers can delve into various topics such as Python, C++, Java, JavaScript, Scratch, OpenGL, Assembler, AI, 3D printing, and Minecraft Modding. Beyond coding, the camp also covers software applications like Photoshop, Excel, and PowerPoint, along with digital video editing, robotics, and even drone flying. The individualized instruction allows campers to learn at their own pace, catering to all skill levels from absolute beginner to advanced. An optional sports program is also available, ensuring a balance between technology education and traditional summer camp fun.

What a typical day looks like

Day campers arrive at 8:45 AM, participate in instruction blocks, have lunch and dinner included, and can be picked up anytime between 5 PM and 9:30 PM.

Best suited for

The camp is ideal for coed campers ages 6-18 who love learning about computers and also enjoy traditional camp activities, catering to all skill levels from beginner to advanced.

What you'll learn

Programming Languages (Python C++ Java JavaScript Scratch Assembler) 2D and 3D Game Design Web Development (HTML CSS) App Creation (Android App Programming) Artificial Intelligence (AI) 3D Printing Minecraft Modding

Location

Oglethorpe University, 4484 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA, 30319

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