The camp provides a unique opportunity for elementary students to gain real-world skills in coding, artificial intelligence, and engineering through hands-on projects and mentorship from University of Houston faculty and students.
The University of Houston ITECH-STEM Summer Technology Camp offers elementary students a hands-on exploration of various technology and STEM fields. Participants will engage in coding with Scratch, learning fundamental programming concepts through interactive projects. The camp also delves into 3D modeling and printing, allowing students to design and create physical objects. A significant portion of the camp is dedicated to Roblox game design and development, where students can bring their creative game ideas to life. Furthermore, students will explore digital storytelling and video production, utilizing AI for enhanced creativity. The curriculum also includes an introduction to AI and machine learning with Microbits, and for 6th graders, an introduction to Python. Students will also build and code a robotic arm and participate in fun STEM experiments, fostering problem-solving and critical thinking skills. The camp aims to inspire the next generation of innovators by providing exposure to emerging technologies and real-world STEM applications.
A typical day involves hands-on activities in coding, 3D modeling, game design, and STEM experiments, with instruction from university professors and mentorship from graduate and undergraduate students.
This camp is best for elementary students entering grades 3-6 who are interested in exploring technology, coding, and various STEM fields through hands-on, project-based learning.
UH – Sugar Land campus
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