[ June 9th - June 27th ] [ Monday thru Friday ]
- Introductory Python: Hands-on Problem Solving with Data Structures and Algorithms
Dates and Times: June 9 - June 27
MTWF: 9 am - 10 am
Th: 9 am - 11 amPCS -1A1 Course Description:
This course offers a hands-on, structured approach to developing strong problem-solving foundations. Designed for students at the beginner to intermediate level, the course focuses on enhancing logical thinking and programming techniques through hands-on exercises. Students will engage in interactive sessions designed to prepare them for coding platforms and technical interviews.
- Biology and Human Impacts: Microbes, Medicine, and Modern Epidemics
Dates and Times: June 9 - June 27
MW: 1 pm - 3 p,
F: 1 pm - 2pm
PCS - 1A2 Course Description:
From pandemics to vaccines, microbes shape our world in powerful ways. In this interactive course, students will explore how diseases spread, how the body defends itself, and how science drives medical breakthroughs. Through real-world data analysis and case studies, students will examine medical interventions during outbreaks while developing science communication skills and exploring biomedical careers.
- Botany and Plant Sciences: The Journey of Plants From Farm to Table
Dates and Times: June 9 - June 27
MW: 10a - 12p
F: 10a - 11aPCS - 1B1 Course Description:
Discover the secret side of the journey from farm to table. This course will touch on the modern threats to global food security, and you will innovate your own cutting-edge solutions to these pressing issues. Are you ready to explore plant health and agriculture? Join us on this exciting journey!
- Humanities and Linguistics: Forging New Worlds and Languages
Dates and Times: June 9th -27th
Tu and Th: 12p - 2p
F: 12p - 1pPCS - 1B2 Course Description:
Many popular works of fiction include fictional languages, like the Elvish languages of Tolkien, the Klingon of Star Trek, or the Dothraki language of Game of Thrones. In this course, students will build a fictional language and culture, and in the process learn the basics of formal linguistics. In the process, students will see a variety of examples from natural languages around the world, to gain an appreciation of the diversity of human language while also learning to challenge assumptions about language.
Application Deadline: May 30th, or until classes are full