Middle school students complete ASU’s interactive computer programming summer camp

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Middle school students complete ASU’s interactive computer programming summer camp

By Tom Knighton / August 5, 2011 / Comments

Middle school students from Southwest Georgia participated in the Second Interactive Computer Programming Summer Camp. Organized by the Science Technology Engineering Program (STEP), the camp was held at Albany State University July 18-22. At the camp’s conclusion, participants demonstrated the applications they learned, including programming video games and working with robots. Participants included Adam Bedingfield, Andrew Bloing, Zachary Bargfred and Evan Gambill. Participants not pictured are Allec Williams and Alisa Ivanina. The annual camp was organized by Leslie Charles, director of Upward Bound; Dr. Atin Sinha, ASU professor and coordinator of engineering; and Dr. Wanjun Hu, ASU associate professor of math and computer science.

Adam Bedingfield

Zachary Bargfred

Evan Gambill

Andrew Bloing

Published: 660 days ago on August 5, 2011
By: Tom Knighton
Last Modified: August 4, 2011 @ 6:57 pm
Filed Under: Community
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