College Park Youth Computer Science and Engineering program (ages 8 -14)

This workshop will educate youth on the fundamentals of AI and machine learning; the Engineering Design process; and Cybersecurity methods.

By Kid Next Code

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Friday, June 21 · 1 - 2:30pm EDT

Location

College Park Library

3647 Main Street College Park, GA 30337

About this event

When:

This program will meet once a week, every Friday, 1 pm -2:30 pm

This program will begin on Friday, June 21st and end on Friday, July 26th


  • Friday, June 21st, 1 pm - 2:30 pm
  • Friday, June 28th, 1 pm - 2:30 pm
  • Friday, July 12th, 1 pm - 2:30 pm
  • Friday, July 19h, 1 pm - 2:30 pm
  • Friday, July 26th, 1 pm - 2:30 pm

Where:

College Park Library (3647 Main St, College Park, GA 30337)


What:

This program will cater to youth ages 8-14 and provide hands on exercises that introduce them to AI, Engineering, Cybersecurity and Internet Safety methods. With our modern day world being so digital, we are seeing more youth falling victim to cybercrime. Our workshops will educate students on the common types of cybercrime online to avoid, AI and machine learning, Engineering design and build, and methods to increase cybersecurity whether you are on your phone or computer.

We will also educate students on the fundamentals of Coding and how it is a key component of Ethical hacking and illegal hacking. Students will learn programming languages such as Python, JavaScript, CSS, and HTML.

What will be provided:

  • Study guides and learning materials

What to bring:

  • Laptop or tablet with WIFI capability
  • Writing Utensils


For all additional questions, contact Instructor Travis Reeves at (404) 414-2520 or via email at info@kidsnextcode.com.

Registration for the event is available at collegeparkstem.eventbrite.com

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Kid Next Code

Kids Next Code was founded in 2016 we are a tech program that provides support in coding, game design, and engineering. Our founder Travis A. Reeves has worked in IT for over 10 years with various companies such as Sun-Trust, Coca-Cola, and the Georgia Lotto he leveraged his passion for IT, Education, and Entrepreneurship to be a resource for students in disenfranchised communities to facilitate the expansion of their career opportunities. Although our focus is in the youth realm, we support all ages in their tech journey through virtual and in-person courses year-round. We have taught STEM and tech-related classes such as coding, web design, mobile app design, and robotics to over 600 students (ages 5-18) in Georgia and New York. We have partnerships with Dekalb County Sheriff's department, Clayton County & Fulton County Library branch, and many more!

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