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Opening Session
9:00 to 10:15 am
This general session for all participants includes a welcome to Tech Camp 2025, introductions, a keynote address and an overview of this year’s camp experience.
Welcome by
Keynote by
Camp Overview by
Orientation
10:30 to 12:00 noon
Students new to Tech Camp in 2025 will attend an orientation to learn more about Tech Journey and what it means to be a student of the Tech Camp program. Devices will be handed out to students needing equipment.
Facilitated by
Tech Camp Alumni Panel
10:30 am to 12:00 noon
Upperclass students who have been to Tech Camp a few years will take part in a panel that includes students who have graduated from Tech Camp.
Facilitated by Martina Schubert, Tech Journey Board Chair and Chief Information Officer at Van Meter, Inc.
Lunch
12:00 noon to 1:00 pm, Fellowship Hall/Cafeteria
Chick-fil-A sandwhiches and nuggies
Technology Exploration Sessions
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Check your registration packet for your specific session assignment.
Intro to Coding
This session introduces first-year Tech Camp students to the foundations of coding with Scratch, a block-based programming language and community for bringing fun projects to life! Did you know Scratch was developed and is supported by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab?
Facilitated by
3D Modeling
Introduce students to CAD with OnShape, an online product development platform that enables teams to focus on the design phase of the engineering process.
Facilitated by Allan Merz Rosendale,
Intro to Electronics
This session introduces students to the basics of electronics and designing a circuit.
Facilitated by Shayne Rich, Sr. R&D Lead Engineer at Corteva Agriscience
GitHub
This session introduces students to the basics of GitHub.
Facilitated by Ethan Spoelstra, Dev/Ops Engineer at ComputerPhreaks
Agile & Software Delivery
Tech Camp students in their last year of the program will be introduced to the various methods and tools of Agile as they develop a role-based software product “for management.” Technical mentors will be assigned to a small team of students as they work to mob program a prototype using front-end web development tools.
Facilitated by Cecil Williams, Director of Training at Industrial Logic Inc.