The  STEM Summer Camp is a one week program that immerses current sixth, seventh and eighth-graders in hands-on engineering design and app development.

 

The STEM Summer Camp offers two innovative programs, STEM 1 and STEM 2, in the fields of computer science, engineering, technology, and math.

 

STEM 1- Introductory level

During this weeklong camp, students will develop a soundboard app for Android devices, design and print 3D artifacts, learn about circuits and turn everyday objects into musical instruments with a MakeyMakey console. In addition, students will take a field trip to the Hall of Science. Lunch and light snacks will be provided.

 

STEM 2 - Advanced level

STEM 2 will be offered to campers who have graduated from the STEM 1 program and who wish to continue their studies. During the weeklong program, students will develop video games for Android devices, deepen their knowledge in CAD (Computer Assisted Design), learn about the Internet of Things and program Arduino circuit boards. In addition, students will take a field trip to the Hall of Science. Lunch and light snacks will be provided.

 

Camp Dates:

 

STEM 1

 

July 15th - July 19th, 2019

 

STEM 2:

July 15th - July 19th. 2019

 

 

Meet Your Instructor

 

Ms. Edit Boral holds a Master of Science degree in Computer Science in Education and is a certified Master Microsoft Office Instructor, a Certified Advanced Robotics Instructor and an Authorized Certiport Instructor for Digital Literacy (IC3 & GS3). Ms. Boral has taught programming, robotics engineering, 3D design, computer graphics and web design in high schools and at Wagner College and ASA College. She teaches AP Computer Science Principles, AP Computer Science A, Computer Graphics and Computer Applications and is the moderator of the STEAM Club at Molloy High School.