The camp offers a unique opportunity for early STEM engagement through hands-on smart city projects focused on community safety and equity, guided by university faculty and industry partners.
The Motorola Innovation Camp at MSU Denver is a week-long immersive STEM experience for middle school students, focusing on electrical engineering, computer science, and fire & emergency response administration. Students engage in hands-on, team-based challenges to design and prototype "smart city" solutions that promote community safety and equity. Activities include smart city simulations with block coding, traffic light and emergency vehicle routing, and exploring AI & machine learning for safety. Participants will also work with sensors and real-time data, and build their own mini-city projects. The camp aims to foster mentorship, innovation, and real-world problem-solving skills, guided by MSU Denver faculty, university students, and industry partners.
A typical day involves hands-on, team-based challenges where students design and prototype smart city solutions, exploring concepts like block coding, AI, and working with sensors.
This camp is ideal for rising 6th-8th graders in Colorado, especially those from Denver Public Schools, with no prior STEM experience required, who are curious about electrical engineering, computer science, and emergency response.
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