Wize Computing Academy offers a project-based curriculum with a low student-to-instructor ratio, focusing on hands-on learning and preparing students for real-world skills and competitions.
Wize Computing Academy Summer Camps offer hands-on, project-based learning experiences in coding, robotics, and STEAM for young innovators. Campers engage in activities such as coding mods and designing virtual worlds in Minecraft, exploring robotics with various toolkits like LEGO® Spike™ Prime, and delving into 3D design and game development. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity, aligning with K-12 Computer Science standards. Students gain practical skills through interactive projects, coding challenges, and creative exercises, with opportunities to participate in internal and external robotics competitions like the FIRST LEGO League.
The camps aim to transform children from passive technology consumers into confident creators, building essential 21st-century skills. Beyond technical skills, the program emphasizes collaboration, teamwork, and presentation skills, preparing students to become innovators and leaders in the digital landscape. Campers work on real-world projects, from building mobile and web applications to developing AI and machine learning projects. The program also incorporates unplugged activities and outdoor time to ensure a well-rounded and engaging summer experience.
A typical day includes arrival and welcome, a plugged activity based on the camp theme, a snack break, an unplugged activity, lunch, another plugged activity, a break/snack time, and departure.
The camp is best for young innovators aged 4-16 who are interested in coding, robotics, and STEAM, and who want to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and creative skills.
Point Loma, San Diego
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