Courses

Session I - Course Offerings

Computer Science and Programming Fundamentals (Session I)

Whether you are a beginner with programming or looking to refresh your knowledge of computer science, this program is geared toward all levels of computer expertise. You will explore python and cover concepts such as programming structures, data types, loops, conditionals, and functions while building a computer project of your choosing alongside Wentworth faculty.

Cutting Edge Construction (Session I)

Learn about construction methods and materials. Explore the use of cutting-edge technologies in construction such as drones, robotics, and 3D modeling. Visit an active Boston construction site to see the construction process in real-time.

Engineering Exploration (Available in Session I + Session II - FULL)

Think you want to be an engineer but aren't sure what area is right for you? Spend a few days exploring civil, mechanical, electrical, and biomedical engineering to find out which engineering field is the best fit.

Introduction to Architecture and Design (Available in Session I + Session II -FULL)

Architecture, Industrial Design, and Interior Design include the design of products, games, environments, buildings and cities. Through hands-on experience drawing and making, you will build your portfolio and learn how each discipline, and design at every scale, makes the world a better place.

Introduction to Biotechnology and Bioengineering (Session I)

Cells are the building blocks of the living world. This program will introduce you to concepts in biotechnology and its exciting and practical applications in the real world. Biotechnology is the collection of tools scientists use to change and modify cells for use in various industries such as: pharmaceuticals, medicine, agriculture and more. In a lab setting, you will learn techniques such as polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and DNA sequencing, gel electrophoresis and cell staining. Join us in Boston, the biotech hub, we are excited to see what you will create this summer!

Introduction to Robotics Engineering (Session I)

Find out what makes a robot tick. You'll discover the secrets to building the world’s most advanced robots using innovative technologies, and the interplay in the application of electrical engineering, computer programming, and mechanical engineering towards robotics.

Session II Course Offerings

The Business of Innovating: Unlock your Entrepreneurial Spirit (Session II)

This hands-on program will guide you through the entrepreneurial process and what it takes to put your business ideas into action. You will build your brand, business plan, and network with industry experts, learning the ins and outs of entrepreneurship. Get ready to turn your innovative concepts into tangible solutions through a culminating pitch competition.

Computer Science & Society (Session II)

How do we use digital tools to make the world a better place? At the intersection of computing and humanities, this course explores the use of technical tools to study social problems through computer science while examining the rise of artificial intelligence and the ethical considerations for its impact.

Engineering Exploration (Available in Session I + Session II - FULL)

Think you want to be an engineer but aren't sure what area is right for you? Spend a few days exploring civil, mechanical, electrical, and biomedical engineering to find out which engineering field is the best fit.

Game Development + Multimedia Studio (Session II)

This program provides a guided introduction to the concepts and skills behind game development and multimedia applications using the Unity game engine and C# programming language. You will learn to take a game from concept to creation, learn about the mechanics of game development, AI for games, 2D and 3D art animations, sound, and visual effects, and multimedia programming.

Introduction to Architecture and Design (Available in Session I + Session II- FULL)

Architecture, Industrial Design, and Interior Design include the design of products, games, environments, buildings, and cities. Through hands-on experience drawing and making, you will build your portfolio and learn how each discipline, and design at every scale, makes the world a better place.

Nuts and Bolts of Mechanical Engineering (Session II)

Engineers know that sometimes the best way to find out how things work is to take them apart! In this hands-on course you will explore the concepts of mechanical design, manufacturing, and materials as you de-construct, rebuild, and test your own small engine. You will collaborate in teams and acquire essential knowledge, develop problem-solving skills, and participate in hands-on engineering projects while working alongside our highly skilled mechanical engineering lab managers in our state-of-the-art labs.