Some Computer Science Student Opportunities Here are 530 free online programming and computer science courses you can start in May (browsable list): We are , led by a group of students that want to further computer science in public schools across Chicago! Our end goal is to create a league of hackathons and code meet-ups across the city that are accessible for every CPS student. Throughout the events we will have workshops teaching students various programming languages and technologies, along with mentors to help them get started. We think that this is the best way to increase student involvement in CS, as these events would provide the community aspect necessary to make coding seem fun and approachable. Our first hackathon, , is scheduled May 19-20 at ChiTech Academy High School (1301 W 14th St). But we need your help! Student involvement is key to make our event happen. We hope you will let your students know about ways to get involved in our organization (whether it be through spending a day at one of our events or getting involved with our organization at a deeper level): How Your Students Can Attend event0: Just sign up ! We how much experience they have in don’t care computer science as long as We know this will be the first hackathon a lot of students have they’re passionate. attended, so have plenty of mentors (both college CS majors and industry professionals) on hand to offer we’ll guidance. Potential Leadership Role for an Interested Student: What we need is the contact information of a passionate student that will be able to manage the communications between us and your school you can — submit that through this . We will work with this student to get your school involved in our event's outreach as well as any of our other future endeavors! We hope to hear from you, and feel free to email us if in talking about computer science or you’re interested how you could further get involved. Thank you so much! Jack Fetsch Director of Community Development - Chicode Junior, Whitney M. Young High School BDPA BDPA wants to encourage more African Americans to to create mobile applications and we think that that
Some Computer Science Student Opportunities Here are 530 free online programming and computer science courses you can start in May (browsable list): We are , led by a group of students that want to further computer science in public schools across Chicago! Our end goal is to create a league of hackathons and code meet-ups across the city that are accessible for every CPS student. Throughout the events we will have workshops teaching students various programming languages and technologies, along with mentors to help them get started. We think that this is the best way to increase student involvement in CS, as these events would provide the community aspect necessary to make coding seem fun and approachable. Our first hackathon, , is scheduled May 19-20 at ChiTech Academy High School (1301 W 14th St). But we need your help! Student involvement is key to make our event happen. We hope you will let your students know about ways to get involved in our organization (whether it be through spending a day at one of our events or getting involved with our organization at a deeper level): How Your Students Can Attend event0: Just sign up ! We don’t care how much experience they have in computer science as long as they’re passionate. We know this will be the first hackathon a lot of students have attended, so we’ll have plenty of mentors (both college CS majors and industry professionals) on hand to offer guidance. Potential Leadership Role for an Interested Student: What we need is the contact information of a passionate student that will be able to manage the communications between us and your school — you can submit that through this . We will work with this student to get your school involved in our event's outreach as well as any of our other future endeavors! We hope to hear from you, and feel free to email us if you’re interested in talking about computer science or how you could further get involved. Thank you so much! Jack Fetsch Director of Community Development - Chicode Junior, Whitney M. Young High School BDPA BDPA wants to encourage more African Americans to to create mobile applications and we think that that
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