Everything from cars, wearable devices, smartphones, thermostats, gaming consoles are tied to robotics and mechanical engineering. Whether you dream of becoming a Hardware Designer at Apple or an Aerospace Engineer at NASA, Robotics teaches the skills required to make it a reality! The Robotics curriculum follows curriculum designed for students in elementary and middle school. Students can work individually, or in a group of 2 – 3 students in a team to build and program a Robot. Get ready to hone critical thinking and problem solving skills in a team environment.

Smartphone apps, operating systems, robots, video games, small business—the world runs on code. Software development jobs are predicted to grow 34% in the next few years, making coding and app development the world’s most in-demand skills. Whether you dream of becoming a Apple, Microsoft, or Google developer, or want to create your own mobile game startup, or setup ecommerce store like Amazon, your coding path starts here!

There is a wide array of graph types outside of these standard types line, bar, and pie charts that we can use to visualize data. Expand graphic literacy using the powerful interactive data visualization software, Tableau, to see patterns and relationships that might not be as apparent in standard forms of Microsoft Excel or other Spreadsheets. Using Tableau, learn Business Intelligence skills by creating Dashboards and Visualization, Data-driven Decisions, delivering insights that cannot easily be derived from staring at a spreadsheet.

Raspberry Pi, a credit size computer, can be used for the same sorts of tasks normally accomplished by a desktop or laptop computer. Learning coding, programing, or to connect electrical circuits and devices and then write programs to control them. The skills a student learns in Internet of Things lessons are transferable later to other projects the student dreams up including Robotics, programming in Python, Raspberry Pi, .NET Gadgeteer and more.

Why just print text and images on a traditional paper from files? The 3D Printing, instead of using ink it uses plastic strands, also called filaments, which the printer/machine nozzle melts and then builds layer-by-layer forming a 3-Dimensional (3D) structure. Kids produce their artifacts starting with Design, and then printing 3D objects – which itself is great fun activity expanding their fundamental knowledge and understanding with the software and hardware that are responsible for custom 3D printing. The best part? You’ll take home everything you printed out and have the skills to keep going.

MyStem Learning is an investment in your child. Through experiential learning and hands-on experiences, students gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence to put them on a path for success. This summer camp explores variety of STEM topics each week to create awesome projects and build knowledge and skills. This STEM summer camp is not only a pathway to success, it also amazing journey on which campers can learn skills and make great friends and connections along the way. Campers benefit from our talented instructors and curriculum developers who have pioneered themselves in STEM and delivery of in-class and online education. The camp will provide 3 snacks per day.