Coder's Clubhouse offers a locally owned, community-rooted STEM learning environment with small class sizes and a focus on real-world coding skills and hands-on projects.
Coder's Clubhouse Cybersecurity & STEM Camps offer hands-on projects where kids aged 9-16 can develop real-world coding skills. The curriculum focuses on practical application in areas like cybersecurity, AI, and game development. Campers engage in activities such as writing powerful prompts for AI, generating safe images, training simple AI models, and building interactive AI projects like Chat Stories or Quiz Makers. They also explore digital design with Tinkercad for 3D printing, create games, and experiment with electronics and Micro:bit gadgets. The camps aim to build confidence and problem-solving abilities through a project-based learning approach, allowing students to create tangible outcomes to take home or showcase.
The camps emphasize a low student-to-teacher ratio (1:7) to ensure personalized support and guidance for every child. While the existing description highlights cybersecurity and ethical hacking, the website details a broader range of STEM topics, including AI, game development, and 3D printing. The program is designed to be accessible to all skill levels, with guided steps for younger students and advanced options for older campers. Students learn actual programming languages and industry-relevant tools, preparing them for future academic and career paths in technology.
Campers engage in hands-on creation, working on guided projects like writing AI prompts, generating images, training AI models, and building interactive AI projects, with breaks for snacks and outdoor activities (weather permitting).
The ideal student is a curious and creative child aged 9-16 interested in hands-on technology, coding, and STEM, regardless of prior experience.
7101 France Ave S Suite 109, Edina, MN 55435
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