CODING CAMPS

Be the future of tech with our week-long camps during school breaks.

Instructors: Students from Phillip Exeter Academy’s Vertex Robotics team, ranked Top 20 internationally.

Summer 2022: Robotics Bootcamp

Her Computing and Phillips Exeter Academy’s internationally recognized First Tech Challenge team are hosting a bootcamp for Robotics and Java Programming.

An intensive 5-day, 15 hours virtual camp!

When: August 1 – August 5, 2022 from 1-4 PM ET

Who: Grades 6-9

Cost: $75 registration fees (financial aid available)

Location: Zoom link will be sent upon signup

Curriculum details

Instructors: Tanish Tyagi, Riya Tyagi

Student Helpers:

Spring 2021: Robotics Learning Series

Her Computing and Phillips Exeter Academy’s internationally recognized First Robotics VERTEX team hosts a Robotics Learning Series covering Basic CADing, Java Basics, Java Intermediate, USACO

When: Every Saturday in March 2021 from 1-4 PM ET

Who: Grades 5-10

Cost: FREE

Location: Zoom link will be sent upon signup

Six instructors taught 55 students from around the world.

Courses Added: Advanced Game Development, Advanced Web Development

Instructors: Tanish Tyagi, Riya Tyagi

Student Helpers:

Summer 2020: Power Coding

Her Computing Coding Camp is returning for the second time after our inaugural launch last summer when we hosted 55 students Grade 1-10. Every day students will team up to solve complex coding challenges. Each course is designed to get you ready to solve real-world problems, participate in hackathons, and continue your coding journey after the camp!

When: July 20-24 & July 27-31, 2020 from 9-3 PM ET

Who: Grades 1-10

Cost: $99 for 15 hours of class (financial aid available)

Location: Zoom link will be sent upon signup

44 students zoomed in for the coding sessions to learn, build and execute projects using various programming languages.

Instructors: Tanish Tyagi, Riya Tyagi

Student Helpers:

Summer 2019: Coding Camp

Her Computing is hosting it’s inaugural coding camp for students in Millburn-Short Hills and surrounding communities . Funds raised will be used to buy computers, sponsor teacher literacy, and fund after-school programs in communities under-represented in technology.

When: August 5-8, 2019 from 9-3 PM ET

Who: Grades 1-10

Cost: $40 for 24 hours of class (financial aid available)

Location: Millburn High Schoolre

55 students ranging from second to tenth grade spent four days to learn how fun and easy it is to get involved in computer programming.

5-Day Coding Camp Curriculum

A 5-day coding camp curriculum open-sourced for others to host coding camps. Its designed using our hands-on experience from hosting four annual camps; receive everything you need from planning to operationalizing the camp.

The curriculum is two-parts;

Part I – Curriculum with Gimkits (Game Development & Web Development)

Part II – Operations: sample flyers and advertising strategy, managing registrations and class assignments, info session presentations, camp day logistics, instructor evaluation form, certificates for completion, and more!

This curriculum can be used to introduce computational thinking and coding to students in K-8 during school breaks, after-school clubs, and to self-learn.