These bootcamps offer week-long, all-day, teen-exclusive deep dives into highly relevant and in-demand tech skills like AI with Python and Indie Game Design with Godot.
Silicon STEM Academy's Coding Bootcamps for Teens offer immersive, week-long experiences for students aged 13-18. Participants can choose between deep dives into Machine Learning/AI with Python or Indie Game Design with Godot. In the Machine Learning/AI bootcamp, students will learn Python fundamentals, data analysis, and how to build and train machine learning models, culminating in portfolio-ready AI projects. The Indie Game Design bootcamp focuses on using the Godot game engine to create playable games, covering aspects like level design, character creation, obstacles, and gameplay mechanics. Both bootcamps emphasize hands-on learning and problem-solving, equipping teens with in-demand technical skills and fostering creativity in a fun, interactive environment.
A typical day includes engaging in hands-on projects and activities related to coding or game design, with mid-morning and mid-afternoon outdoor breaks for fresh air and screen-free exercise, during which a snack is provided.
This camp is best for curious and creative teenagers aged 13-18 who are interested in a deep dive into either artificial intelligence and Python programming or indie game development with Godot.
1955 E. Arizona Avenue, Denver, CO 80210
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