This summer, 蘑菇视频网 (CWI) is offering engaging and educational designed to provide high school students with hands-on learning experiences in technology, cybersecurity and more. With opportunities to build skills, connect with peers, and even earn college credit, these camps are a perfect way to make the most of the summer break.
CYBER ESCAPE ROOM
Step into an immersive cybersecurity challenge with CWI’s Cyber Escape Room. This unique experience allows participants to solve puzzles and challenges using real-world cybersecurity techniques such as ciphers, cryptography, password cracking, and social engineering.
Dates: May 2
Times: Coming soon!
Location: (APIN)
Cost: FREE
Registration: Coming soon!
CYBER SUMMER CAMP
Dive into the world of computing and cybersecurity at CWI’s Cyber Summer Camp. This week-long camp introduces students to computer hardware, operating systems, and the fundamentals of cybersecurity through interactive activities. Attendees will explore gamified cybersecurity education, learn about hackers and cybersecurity threats, and gain valuable hands-on experience.
Dates: June 9 – 13
Times: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Location: (APIN), Room 1425
Cost: $200/per student (scholarships available)
Registration: Coming soon!
RASPBERRY PI SUMMER CAMP
For those interested in programming, circuit design, and cyber-physical systems, the Raspberry Pi Summer Camp is an excellent opportunity to develop hands-on skills. Students will build and program their own Raspberry Pi, engage in a Capture the Flag event, and collaborate with peers and mentors. This camp also offers dual credit opportunities.
Date: June 23 – 27
Time: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Location: (APIN), Room 1425
Cost: $200/per student (scholarships available)
Registration: Coming soon!
SUMMER BRIDGE CAMP
CWI’s Summer Bridge Camp is a week-long enrichment and skills development program designed for current 11th-grade students interested in exploring careers in Computer Science/Engineering, Automotive/Manufacturing, and Health Sciences. Participants will engage in two classes each day, leadership development workshops, and off-campus industry tours tailored to their chosen field. The program also includes career preparation sessions, guest speaker presentations, and an empowerment workshop. Students will have the opportunity to connect with CWI faculty, staff, and peers through interactive activities and icebreakers. Breakfast, lunch, and transportation for off-campus visits will be provided.
Date: July 7 – 11
Time: 7 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Location: (NMEC)
Cost: FREE
Registration:
