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She added that the activities are fun and engaging. Who: The camp is for children ages 5 to When: June 4 to 8 Monday to Friday , from to a.

Space is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Who: For second through seventh grade children. Final approval and delivery of all programs will be contingent upon community health conditions and our combined ability to adhere to the safety standards established by UNT leadership. Before you register please take a moment to review the restrictions and conditions that will be in place this summer.

For more complete details about our camp sessions and a resgistration form please see the PDF's below. It's easy to apply online. Join us and discover why we're the choice of over 42, students. The Elm Fork Education Center offers a number of camps for children in 2nd through 8th grade. The Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area offers several summer programs for children ages 7 to UNT head coaches and staff run their own sports camps throughout the year.

The camps are a great way for young athletes to improve their skills, learn more about the sport and interact with North Texas coaches and players. Research Experiences for Undergraduates in Vehicular Edge Computing and Security — A week, National Science Foundation funded research program designed to increase the number of women, minorities and students from underrepresented populations in the area of autonomous vehicles, edge computing and secure connected systems.

The Aviation Career Education Academy gives high schoolers the chance to explore aviation and aerospace careers. Students practice with flight simulators, learn about the mechanics of flight, take field trips to nearby aviation companies and airports and even co-pilot a small airplane with an FAA-certified flight instructor.

The camp is hosted by the UNT G. Future Engineers Summer Camps — Young scientists and inventors can explore solar and wind energy, learn 3D printing, try out aluminum sandcasting, test injection molding and build a solar car, among other activities.

The camp concludes on Friday with a design day and competition. RoboCamp introduces students to hardware platforms and software development tools. Students will assemble a multi-purpose robot from a kit and then learn to interact with and control various sensors, motors and related components.

Students will build a number of apps using various sensor technologies found in most smartphones and tablets. Summer Mathematics Institute — A fast-paced, intensive program for mathematically talented students. Students can master one year of high school math in less than one month. Animation and Game Camp teaches computer science-related topics with an emphasis on design and programming skills to be applied in virtual world environments. Students will build a virtual world environment that they can access at home and continue to expand.

Sports Analytics and Management Camp — Participants will learn how to apply data analytics to evaluate player performance, recommend coaching decisions and run a sports business. Topics will include statistical analysis, wearable data-collection technologies, data-driven decision making and how those topics are changing the way sports enterprises are run.