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Python I Coding Camp


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Sponsored by the School of Engineering & Applied Sciences

Open to 7th – 11th graders

Dates: TBD for 2026

Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm each day

Price: TBD

Location: Knicely Conference Center


Python is the most popular programming language, with extensive applications in software development, data science, and artificial intelligence. This program will help you learn all of the necessary Python fundamentals to start building applications in Python.

In this course, you will design, code, test, visualize, analyze, and debug Python programs. This will not only teach you how to program in Python but also build fundamental problem-solving principles and algorithmic thinking skills.

Ultimately, you will come away from this course with the programming and logical problem-solving skills needed to succeed in the field of computer science.

Class size is limited to 20 students.

Before Students register and pay, please check your extra-curricular schedule to make sure our camp doesn't overlap with other activities.

HIGHLIGHTS
  • No coding experience required
  • Structured customized curriculum
  • Textbook and all materials included
  • Engage with other students
  • Learn about the WKU college experience


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This scholarship is designed for students who have demonstrated financial need. Additionally, while not a requirement to apply for the scholarship, students that would be considered first generation college students* and/or come from an underrepresented group are encouraged to apply. 

*First generation college student means it is your intent to attend college and your parents/guardians do not hold a 4-year bachelor degree.


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