Eight students took the part in the debut coding camp to learn the basics of coding and what an interest in technology and technological creation can lead to in the future. CONTRIBUTED
Students used practice tracks to learn how to code the robots to move and change direction. CONTRIBUTED
The lone female student at camp was the only student to complete the joke chat bot with 93 lines of code. CONTRIBUTED
Students designed an obstacle course for the robots to maneuver in the hallway. CONTRIBUTED
Student coders work on programming their self-driving robots. CONTRIBUTED
Georgia College & State University’s Continuing & Professional Education Department debuted its coding camp July 7-11, introducing eight sixth-through- ninth graders to the science behind our everyday technology.Continuing & Professional Education Program Coordinator Kirsten Schipper had been working for over a year to introduce a coding camp to the list of options for summ...
