Build something real
during school break.
Programming Journeys break camps guide students through a complete software, robotics, AI, networking, game, or connected-device project.
See what makes our camps different.
See how students learn, build, test, and complete real technology projects during a Programming Journeys break camp.
Students complete, demonstrate, and explain.
Every camp is organized around a meaningful engineering outcome, not a collection of unrelated activities.
Robotics: Robot Build and Coding
Participants assemble, test, and program a robot to move, sense its surroundings, and complete structured challenges.
Korra Jr.: Build an AI Helper
Participants create and improve a working AI agent that answers questions, remembers information, and uses programmed tools.
Journeys+: Build a Video Streaming Service
Participants create and run a video server and learn how servers, clients, addresses, ports, and network requests work together.
Game Development: Build a Playable Game
Participants create a playable Scratch or Python game with characters, rules, scoring, and levels.
Drones: Fly and Program a Drone
Participants fly and program an indoor drone and complete structured navigation and mission challenges.
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A day balances instruction and building.
Equipment and take-home policy
Programming Journeys equipment remains on site unless the specific camp listing or agreement explicitly includes take-home equipment or materials. Each camp listing identifies what is provided, shared, or required.
Focused technical instruction
Clear, guided teaching for the selected project outcome.
Hands-on project building
Students build their own working project throughout the camp.
Testing, debugging, and improvement
Students test, fix, and refine their build like real engineers.
Appropriate breaks and transitions
Scheduled breaks keep focus, energy, and pacing balanced.
Final demonstration and explanation
Students present and explain the project they completed.
Summer 2026 At Southwestern College
Explore photos, video, and student projects from the completed Summer 2026 program at Southwestern College.
Summer 2026 at Southwestern College
A completed institutional program where students designed, built, tested, and demonstrated real engineering projects on campus. Shown as completed history, not a current session.
Plan for a successful camp experience.
Each camp listing includes its schedule, location, availability, equipment details, and participation policies.
Each camp listing identifies its age range, grade band, prerequisites, and recommended experience.
Students move through focused instruction, guided building, testing, problem solving, appropriate breaks, and project demonstrations.
Makeup options, catch-up support, and the effect of missed project milestones depend on the specific camp and will be explained before registration.
Programming Journeys equipment remains on site unless the specific camp listing or agreement explicitly includes take-home equipment or materials. Each camp listing identifies what equipment is provided or shared, any devices participants must bring, and any materials they may keep.
Each camp listing explains meal and snack expectations, scheduled breaks, and any food or allergy-related requirements established for the program location.
Camp information identifies applicable site and supervision procedures, authorized pickup requirements, emergency contact information, and how families can communicate accessibility or accommodation needs before the program begins.
Payment, minimum enrollment, cancellation, refund, transfer, and closure policies are provided before registration.
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