Students gain hands-on experience by working in teams on a five-week computer programming project with insights from weekly guest speakers from industry and academia.
The CS@Mines Computing For Good (C4G) program is a five-week virtual summer program for high school students. Participants work in teams to complete a computer programming project, gaining practical experience in software development. The program emphasizes collaboration and problem-solving in a team setting. Students engage with weekly guest speakers from industry and academia, providing exposure to real-world applications of computer science and potential career paths. The program aims to introduce students to various computing topics and how research groups operate, moving ideas from exploration to implementation. It requires a commitment of 5-10 hours per week.
A typical week involves working in teams on a computer programming project for 5-10 hours and engaging with guest speakers from industry and academia.
This program is best for high school students interested in gaining practical computer programming experience and exploring computer science careers through team-based projects and industry insights.
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