Iga Coding 2022
30th April to 2nd May, 2022
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Description
Description
Computer programming skills are an essential part of preparing students for success in today's world. Employment in the computer science sector is projected to grow 16 percent from 2018 to 2028; much faster than the average for all other occupations. Unfortunately, formal computer science training is still a rare commodity in middle and high school curricula.
This first edition of IGA CONDING camp was a three-day Python programming camp dedicated to introducing the elementary concepts of algorithms and programming using Python to high school students in Rwanda. The camp featured thirty (30) high school students with basic background knowledge in mathematics, physics and computer science. The enrolled students (11 Males and 19 Females) came from four (4) different schools.
Participants
Participants
Fawe Girls' School
Fawe Girls' School
Gs Ruhanga
Gs Ruhanga
Gs Kicukiro
Gs Kicukiro
King David Academy
King David Academy
Organizing Committee
Organizing Committee
Organizers
Organizers
Junior Research Chair in Data Science (QLA, AIMS Rwanda)
Dr. Assionvi Hove Kouevi Postdoctoral Fellow (QLA, AIMS Rwanda)
Postdoctoral Fellow (QLA, AIMS Rwanda)
Director of Teacher Training Program (TTP) (AIMS Rwanda)
Lecturers
Lecturers
Teaching Assistants
Teaching Assistants
Volunteer
Volunteer
Volunteer
Volunteer
Coordinators
Coordinators
Project Coordinator (QLA, AIMS Rwanda)
Logistics Assistant (AIMS Rwanda)
Other Gallery
Other Gallery
Photos and Videos
Photos and Videos
Venue
Venue
Quantum Leap Africa - AIMS -Rwanda
Quantum Leap Africa - AIMS -Rwanda
Training Room
The camp took place in the Training Room of QLA Headquarters. From the main entrance, take the slope one level down, the camp room is to the left at the beginning of the QLA hall.
Partners
Partners
This camp was organized by Quantum Leap Africa with the support of the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences Rwanda (AIMS-RW) and Carnegie Corporation of New York.
This camp was organized by Quantum Leap Africa with the support of the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences Rwanda (AIMS-RW) and Carnegie Corporation of New York.
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