DecTech camps are led by passionate Colorado School of Mines students, providing mentorship and a fresh, engaging learning experience uniquely crafted each session.
DecTech's AI Game Development + Cybersecurity camp offers an immersive experience where campers delve into the exciting world of artificial intelligence. Participants learn to create intelligent games, explore machine learning models, and understand neural networks. The cybersecurity aspect introduces them to ethical hacking and network defense, teaching them to protect AI models from adversarial attacks. Through hands-on projects and coding in Python, students will design tower defense games with adaptive enemies and engage in 'Red Team vs. Blue Team' exercises to test game security. The AI Robotics + Sports camp focuses on the practical application of AI in robotics. Campers build and program robots, learning about mechanical motion, sensors, and visual AI tools. They train robots using machine learning to improve performance in sports challenges, such as building soccer-playing bots or basketball-shooting arms. Key projects include the 'Penalty Kick Showdown' and the 'Robo-Hoops Skills Challenge,' where robots navigate obstacle courses and identify targets autonomously. Both camps emphasize problem-solving, teamwork, and real-world application of AI and STEM concepts.
A typical day involves hands-on projects, coding sessions, and team challenges, with different levels of engagement based on age group and camp focus. Campers should bring a packed lunch and a refillable water bottle.
This camp is ideal for students in grades 4-10 who are curious about AI, game development, cybersecurity, and robotics, and who enjoy hands-on, project-based learning.
Colorado School of Mines, 1500 Illinois St., Golden, CO 80401
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