2022 Summer Class Descriptions
Digital Arts
Who shall attend?
Any students interested in Digital Art. No experience required.
What will be covered?
This class will discuss the basic functions of digital art and help students understand the fundamental concepts of art. In order to take the class, students must download a drawing app such as IbisPaint or Procreate on a tablet or iPad. They may use their finger to draw, but a drawing pen or digital stylus is highly encouraged. The class will introduce students to color theory, facial expressions, and simple anatomy sketches. The class will primarily consist of drawings of characters in a cartoon style.
What to bring?
A tablet or iPad with app listed above.
Intro to C/C++
No previous experience is required. Entry-level introduction to C/C++.
What will be covered?
Intro, Hello World
Console input and output
Variable and array declaration
Arithmetic operations
Loops and conditionals
Intro to methods and functions
Intro to Python
No previous experience is required. A basic introduction to the language of Python, covering syntax structure, data types, and standard APIs.
What will be covered:
Hello World
Types, operators, and syntactic structure
Variables
I/O, both console and file
Lists, tuples, and other useful data structures
Application to basic algorithms (sorting and searching)
Intro to Java
No previous experience is required. Entry-level introduction to Java.
What will be covered languages?
Intro, Hello World
Console input and output
Variable and array declaration
Arithmetic operations
Loops and conditionals
Intro to methods and functions
Math AMC8/AMC10
Who should attend?
Target for students who is currently able to score 17+ in AMC8, or masters prealgebra.
What will be covered:
Day1: [A] Substitution [A] Factoring
Day 2: [G] Algebra in Geometry [G] Similarity (ratio)
Day 3: [N] Factors, SFFT [N] Modular Arithmetic
Day 4: [C] Geometry Probability [C] Stick and Stones
Day 5: Mock up AMC8&10 and deep dive
A: Algebra
G: Geometry
N: Number theory
C: Counting and probability
Science Camp
Who shall attend?
Any students interested in Science. G4-G8
What will be covered?
Day 1: Opening; What is Science Olympiad; Code Buster; A&P
Day 2: Write-it-do-it; Storm the castle; Density Lab
Day 3: Heredity; Rocks & Minerals; Experimental Design
Day 4: What is Science Bowl; Biology+Earth+Math; Chemistry +Physcis;
Day 5: Final Game & Award Ceremony
Speech & Debate
Who shall attend?
Welcome to Speech and Debate! A place where valuable life lessons will be learned and memories will be made. This class is designed for those who are interested in and are passionate about argumentation and public speaking. This course will prepare you for Speech and Debate tournaments of all levels and will help you succeed and excel.
What will be covered?
1. Introduction to speech and debate
2. How to articulate
3. Speech practice
4. Public Forum basics
5. Other forms of debate
6. Research
7. Persuasion
8. Tournament basics
9. Mini-debate
10. Summary
Sports: Martial Arts
Who shall attend?
Any kids who want to learn Kongfu. No experience required
Location:
Cupertino/West SJ Murdock Park
What will be covered:
Warm-up; Basics for martial arts, such as Kicks, Stances and Jumps; Cool-down
Typical Schedules :
05 min Warmup
15 min Review previous class
05 min Water break
15 min Kicks/New Movement
05 min Review
05 min Conditioning
What to bring
Water
Sports: Golf
Who will attend?
Any student interested in learning the beginner skills of golf. No experience is required.
Location: Deep Cliff Golf Course
10700 Club House Ln, Cupertino, CA 95014
What will be covered?
Putting, Chip Shots, Full Swing, Golf Course Strategy
What should I bring?
Golf clubs (if you have them), Sunscreen, Water