The Camps
The camps are open to both boys and girls in grade 6 - 12 (rising). Participants do not need to be residents of Prince William County. Scholarships are available to students based on need.
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Camp DatesJuly 13 - 17
Daily Schedule
8:30am Start of Morning Activity
10:30am Morning break 12:30PM Lunch break 1:00PM Start of Afternoon field trip 2:00PM Visit to STEM-based business 4:00PM Return from afternoon field trip 4:30PM End of the Day's Activity |
Robotics Camp
This camp introduces participants to robotics through the VEX EDR robotics design system. This camp is ideal for students interested in coding and robotics. In pairs, students will build and program a robot to operate by remote control. Students will learn basic computer programming in RobotC by completing sensor integrated challenges throughout the week. The teams will compete in a final competition towards the end of the week.
This camp introduces participants to robotics through the VEX EDR robotics design system. This camp is ideal for students interested in coding and robotics. In pairs, students will build and program a robot to operate by remote control. Students will learn basic computer programming in RobotC by completing sensor integrated challenges throughout the week. The teams will compete in a final competition towards the end of the week.
Computer Game Design Camp
.This camp provides comprehensive instruction to introduce students to the basic concepts, principles, and strategies of creating a computer game. This camp addresses the fundamentals of software development as used in various elements of the information technology industry. The camp uses the platform of computer game design to acquaint the participant with these fundamentals in an engaging and age-appropriate manor.
.This camp provides comprehensive instruction to introduce students to the basic concepts, principles, and strategies of creating a computer game. This camp addresses the fundamentals of software development as used in various elements of the information technology industry. The camp uses the platform of computer game design to acquaint the participant with these fundamentals in an engaging and age-appropriate manor.
3-D Printing Camp
The camp is predominately a hands-on course that incorporates a great deal of “real life” activities. The camp is designed to be engaging, age-appropriate, and informative. The camp introduces students to professional grade CAD (computer aided design) modeling software using a fun and engaging format. Using engineering sketch techniques and Autodesk Inventor software, participants can use their imagination and creativity in the design process. Participants will then be introduced to the basic concepts, principles, and strategies of 3-D printing.
The camp is predominately a hands-on course that incorporates a great deal of “real life” activities. The camp is designed to be engaging, age-appropriate, and informative. The camp introduces students to professional grade CAD (computer aided design) modeling software using a fun and engaging format. Using engineering sketch techniques and Autodesk Inventor software, participants can use their imagination and creativity in the design process. Participants will then be introduced to the basic concepts, principles, and strategies of 3-D printing.
Cybersecurity Camp
The camp is the Air Force Association camp and is part of the association's CyberPatriots program. The purpose of the program is to inspire students toward careers in cybersecurity or other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines critical to our nation's future. The camp is predominately a hands-on course that incorporates a great deal of “real life” activities. The camp is designed to be engaging, age-appropriate, and informative.
This year's camp will emphasize fun, while providing engagement and hands-on learning of cybersecurity principles that are relevant and applicable to everyday life. At CyberCamp, students will learn the importance of cyber safety and how to protect their personal devices and information from outside threats..
The camp is the Air Force Association camp and is part of the association's CyberPatriots program. The purpose of the program is to inspire students toward careers in cybersecurity or other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines critical to our nation's future. The camp is predominately a hands-on course that incorporates a great deal of “real life” activities. The camp is designed to be engaging, age-appropriate, and informative.
This year's camp will emphasize fun, while providing engagement and hands-on learning of cybersecurity principles that are relevant and applicable to everyday life. At CyberCamp, students will learn the importance of cyber safety and how to protect their personal devices and information from outside threats..