The program offers a uniquely comprehensive approach, combining daily coding instruction with diverse guest lectures, industry "Tech Treks," and the opportunity to earn Tufts pre-matriculation credit.
The Tufts Coding Academy is a two-week, immersive pre-college program designed for high school students interested in computer science and programming. Students will master Python, a versatile language used in mobile apps, web development, software, and desktop applications. The curriculum combines engaging daily lectures with hands-on coding and discussion sessions, allowing students to apply concepts and build practical skills. The program offers two tracks: Coding 101 for beginners and Coding 201 for more experienced coders, ensuring that students of all abilities can develop their skills further.
Beyond core coding, the academy features guest lectures on topics such as AI, robotics, and cybersecurity, providing a comprehensive overview of the tech landscape. Students will work in teams to build, deploy, and pitch their own applications, fostering collaboration and project management skills. The program also includes "Tech Treks" to Boston-area technology companies like Google and Hubspot, offering insights into real-world applications and career paths in the field. Participants will gain 2 Tufts pre-matriculation credits upon successful completion of the program.
Students can expect a daily concept and coding lecture, followed by coding and discussion sessions, and various skill-building opportunities.
The ideal student is a high schooler (rising 10th-12th grade or recent graduate) with an interest in computer science and programming, whether they are a complete beginner or have prior coding experience.
80 George Street, Medford, MA 02155
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