High school students can earn actual college credit from the University of Washington while experiencing a rigorous pre-college computer science and engineering curriculum.
The UW Allen School Summer Courses offer high school students the opportunity to earn college credit by enrolling in introductory computer science and engineering courses. These courses are part of the University of Washington's Summer Sessions, providing a preview of an undergraduate environment. Students will engage with foundational computer science concepts and develop practical programming skills. The curriculum is designed to equip students with essential knowledge and abilities for future careers in computing. While specific daily activities vary by course, students can expect to delve into dynamic and creative programming projects, learn about various areas of computing, and explore the societal impact of technology. The program emphasizes problem-solving techniques and aims to foster a supportive community among participants.
A typical day would involve attending college-level lectures and engaging in dynamic and creative programming projects, with opportunities to connect with peers and faculty.
This program is best for high school students interested in gaining college credit and a foundational understanding of computer science and engineering in a university setting.
University of Washington, Seattle campus
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