This free program provides hands-on Python programming experience and career exploration, specifically targeting rising 9th graders with both beginner and novice tracks.
The Plano ISD Computer Science Summer Bridge Program is designed for rising 9th graders, offering an immersive experience in computer science. Students will learn to program solutions using the Python programming language, a fundamental skill in the field. The program emphasizes practical application through coding exercises and small projects, fostering problem-solving and logical reasoning abilities. Participants will also explore various computer science careers and engage with professionals, gaining valuable insights into real-world applications and opportunities within the industry. Two levels are offered: Beginner Level 1 for those with little to no programming experience, and Novice Level 2 for students who have taken Fundamentals of Computer Science and/or Python-specific camps. This structure ensures that students receive instruction tailored to their prior knowledge, maximizing their learning and engagement.
A typical day involves structured, classroom-based learning where students program solutions using Python, complete coding exercises and small projects, and participate in sessions exploring computer science careers and interacting with professionals.
This program is ideal for rising 9th graders with an interest in computer science, especially those from underrepresented populations, who want to learn Python programming fundamentals and explore career opportunities in the field.
Clark High School, 1300 W Plano Pkwy, Plano, TX 75075
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