Carmel Valley Campus (CV)
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(858) 284-0481
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Weekdays from 10:00am to 7:00pm at Carmel Valley Campus (CV) starting Mar 16, 2016
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Please park in rear of building and enter through rear courtyard entrance.
Intro to Java Workshop @ Malcolm X Library Purchase required to enroll
For students ages 5th to 12th grade (no exceptions). For summer workshops, incoming 5th graders are welcome!
*** PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS NO REFUND FOR CANCELLATIONS ***
Intro to Java Workshop @ San Marcos $360•Purchase required to enroll
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Summer Slam @ HHS Free
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Intro to Java Workshop @ CV (08/19-09/23/19) 5:00-6:30pm 6 weeks Mondays $360•Purchase required to enroll
Intro to Java Workshop @ CV (08/26-08/30/19) 12:30-2:30 p.m. 5-day $360•Purchase required to enroll
Intro to Java Workshop @ CV (10/01-11/05/19) 5:00-6:30 pm 6 weeks Tuesdays $360•Purchase required to enroll
You will practice the basics of programming – variables, control statements, loops and boolean logic – that will provide you with a solid foundation for tackling new technologies and programming languages.
You don’t need to be a techie or a geek to enjoy this workshop...programming is easy and fun!
For students ages 5th to 12th grade (no exceptions, for summer we accept incoming 5th graders).
Note: NO REFUNDS FOR STUDENT CANCELLATIONS. The League reserves the right to cancel or reschedule a workshop. In the event that the League needs to cancel or reschedule a workshop, we will do our best to find another workshop for your student to attend. If we are unable to reschedule student, The League will refund your enrollment.
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Electrical Engineering Workshop $360•Purchase required to enroll
Schedule: Workshop students attend daily for 5 days, Monday through Friday. Students must then attend one additional session (the following Friday) to collect their completed hardware.
Workshop Description: This exciting workshop will expose students "to the metal". During this workshop, students will acquire basic Electronic Technician skills and learn about Electrical Engineering as a career. Students will learn about electronic components, AC and DC circuits, schematic capture, volt-ohm-milliampere meters, oscilloscopes, through-hole and surface mount parts, environmental considerations, soldering and printed circuit layout and fabrication. In order to make this fun and interesting for kids, this will be a hands-on workshop with students practicing the skills learned. The challenge-based workshop includes design and construction of a simple device and encourages a growth mindset that requires building the students’ confidence in themselves as problem solvers.
Students who complete this prerequisite workshop can apply for entry to the ongoing series of League EE classes.
No prerequisite java level
open to students in 8th-12th grade
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Oracle Prep Class Purchase required to enroll
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Special Events
Did you know that The League offers an Electrical Engineering program? Students start with a fun 6 session workshop and can continue to regular weekly classes if they wish to continue.
Best suited for 8th-12th graders with fundamental understanding of Algebra.
NO JAVA EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
Workshop
This workshop is ideal for students who are interested in pursuing a career in Electrical Engineering, those who want to learn more about the subject, or students who want to learn more about the inner workings of computers. Workshop students will design a circuit board that will be manufactured with their name etched on it! At the conclusion of the 6-sessions they will solder on elements and create a blinking board.
FIRST WEEK OF WORKSHOP:
We think this program is so cool that we are offering the first session of the workshop for FREE!
When: Saturday 11/3 1:00-3:00pm
Location: Carmel Valley Suite 107
Size: limited to 8 students
SESSIONS 2-6 OF WORKSHOP
When: Sat 11/10 through Sat 12/8, 1:00-3:00pm
Location: Carmel Valley Suite 107
Cost of Full Workshop (sessions 2-6) : $360 (includes materials fee)
On-Going Class Information
Students will gain a high level understanding of electrical engineering and its subfields, electronic components, AC and DC electronic circuits, multimeters, Ohm’s law, common units of electricity (Volts, Ohms & Amperes), digital logic, schematic capture, printed circuit board layout, through-hole and surface mount parts, soldering and debugging. This will be a hands on class where students will get the opportunity to design and construct their own simple devices.
For more information, please contact info@jointheleague.org