Virtual
Taught by
Quantum Researchers
Live
Instruction
Grades
9-12+
Teleportation is no longer just for science fiction. In
quantum computing - it's real. Can one particle be in multiple
places at the same time? In quantum physics - it's possible
with superposition. Learn these weird wonders of quantum
computing along with the bizarre phenomena of entanglement in
our summer quantum computing camp.
You'll also learn Qiskit, IBM's quantum coding language and
even run code on a real quantum computer!
This camp is like no other you've experienced.
Through hands-on activities and projects, students learn how
to construct quantum circuits and algorithms all while
developing programming skills in Python. No prior knowledge
required.
Incoming 9th-12th grade students + undergraduate students
Coming soon
12pm - 4pm EST daily (Monday-Friday)
(9am - 1pm PST)
Details coming soon
None! We welcome all interested and curious students who
are excited to learn about this emerging technology.
No prior knowledge of quantum computing is required or
expected.
After taking this course...
of students would recommend the course to a friend or classmate.
of students are more likely to take additional courses in quantum information science and engineering (QISE).
of students are interested in pursuing a career in QISE-related field.
Summer camps are instructed live in English virtually during the EST time zone over the dates listed. Students will require access to reliable broadband on a device that is audio and video capable, ideally from a quiet and distraction-free environment. Devices may include computers, laptops, notebooks, and Chromebooks. Students will need to access Zoom and Google Co-lab from their devices to participate fully in the course.
Limited scholarship funds are available to cover the cost of
tuition for eligible, US-based students that exemplify need and
alignment with The Coding School’s mission. Students from
traditionally underrepresented backgrounds in STEM are encouraged
to apply. The deadline to apply for a scholarship is May 31.
Scholarship awardees will be notified by June 7.
Completing an application does not guarantee that an applicant
will receive a scholarship. Scholarships will be distributed using
a lottery system on a rolling basis until the application closes
on May 31. Applicants will be notified by June 7 at the latest of
one of three possible outcomes: scholarship recipient, waitlist,
or not selected for a scholarship. If selected, recipients will
have 72-hours to accept their spot. If waitlisted, applicants will
be contacted if a recipient does not accept their scholarship, or
if additional scholarships are funded.