Core Curriculum

Led by instructors, participants will master core Python skills from scratch—including basic syntax, various data structures, function development, and package management—and explore the operating principles of REST APIs. They will then combine AI assistance to generate web front-ends, ultimately creating their own unique and exciting websites!

Throughout the course, instructors have carefully prepared content interspersed with multiple hands-on exercises, complemented by real-time assistance from numerous teaching assistants and instructors. This ensures that each participant receives sufficient attention and guidance, allowing everyone to keep up with the course progress and continuously improve.

Hackathon

Hackathon is a combination of "hacker" (originally referring to finding imperfections in computer systems or exploring different solutions to improve them) and "marathon." As the name suggests, it's like a marathon for programming and engineering: a group of interested individuals use their expertise to create a distinctive project within a limited time.

Elective Tracks

To avoid limiting participants' vision of the information field through a single teaching approach, the summer camp specifically arranges breadth courses. These allow participants to learn about other aspects of the information field while studying the basic curriculum, increasing the breadth of their information skills. We have invited many authorities who have been active in the information circle for many years to share their experiences, hoping to light a lamp for participants who may be feeling lost, helping them find their own path in information technology.

Vision Café

The "Vision Café" is inspired by the World Café concept. In this summer camp, we invite well-known seniors from various fields and communities, transforming the traditional panel discussion format into a conversational style. Participants can interact closely with famous figures in the information technology field. By shortening the distance between speakers and participants, speakers can provide more targeted advice to participants, who are encouraged to actively ask questions and participate, thereby generating productive two-way communication.

Open Source Spirit talk

The Open Source Spirit talk will invite seniors who have been active in the open source community for many years. Through their experience sharing, we hope participants will gain a better understanding of Open Source and be encouraged to participate in future community activities. At the same time, we will invite many information-related communities to set up booths. Through interactive games, video appreciation, personal introductions, checkpoint challenges, etc., participants will get to know what a "community" is and gain a preliminary understanding of open source activities.

Challenge Activities

"What exactly is programming for?" This may be a question many people have. True, you can still order food at McDonald's, play computer games, and post Instagram stories without knowing how to program. But without programming skills, you absolutely cannot complete this challenge.

Whether you're someone who carefully observes the environment and thoughtfully considers clues, or someone with endless ideas pursuing programming efficiency, integrate the programming, logic, puzzle-solving, and teamwork skills you've learned so far. Experience the essence of solving one puzzle after another, and find the meaning of "learning programming"!