The Wisconsin Center for Academically Talented Youth (WCATY) has a program of courses for elementary, middle, and high school
students focused on computer science and technology. The available programs and courses include:
- Accelerated Learning Program (ALP), grades 9-12 and qualified 8th graders, June 22-July 12, University of Wisconsin-Madison
: ALP courses are the equivalent of a year-long, honors high school course or semester-long college
course. Commuter option available.
- Introduction to Engineering/Advanced Engineering Concepts
- AP Computer Science A in Java/AP Computer Science AB in Java
- Individually Paced Mathematics - Algebra through Calculus BC
- Summer Transitional Enrichment Program (STEP), grades 7-8 and
qualified 6th graders, July 13-26, Edgewood College, Madison, WI.
Courses are designed to enrich, accelerate and inspire; prepare students
for a more rigorous high school curriculum; and help students begin to
think about what careers may be interesting to them. Courses include
Cryptology, Game Theory, and Robotics.
For more information, contact Scott Lein, Program Director, at 608-271-1617 ext. 112, e-mail
scott.lein@wcaty.org,
or visit
www.wcaty.org.