Info for the Admits:We are very delighted to welcome you all. This year, we have selected a diverse pool of 17 students from 15 different schools. The list of selected Students is as follows:
Our Entire LACC Team of 2018:
The 2018 LACC program will be four weeks long, consisting of eight modules. The program will take place from July 9, 2018, to August 3, 2018. Activities are on four days (Monday - Thursday). The class timings is from 9AM to 5PM. The timetable for LACC-2018 is as follows:
Location of Classes First Day Reporting On the first day (July - 9), arrive at 8:30 AM. We will meet at the sculpture of the Bruin Bear. I will walk you to the orientation room. We will have an introductory orientation for the 30 minutes. After that, you will go to your classes. The orientation will give you an overview of the entire program. We will also have a social lunch event with your instructors. You don't have to bring your lunch on the first day !!. What to Bring? We advise you to bring a laptop if you have. The program will be taught using presentations. You may bring accessories to make notes. Commuting Other than the first day, arrive directly to your class (Room 44-110, Engineering 4.) at least 5 minutes before i.e by 8:55 AM. Food? The students will be given a 1-hour lunch break from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM. There are many eating places on UCLA Campus. Some of the very close-by places are in South campus student center and Ackerman Union. The students will have to pay for their lunch. The prices in all UCLA restaurants are very reasonable. The lunch can cost an average of $6 - $10, depending on the restaurant. Any Questions? Reach out to sandha@cs.ucla.edu for any clarification and questions. Mention LACC-2018 in the subject line for quick response. General Program Info:
Given the nature of LACC program requiring laboratory and graduate student resources, we are able to accept only a limited number of participants. To be considered for participation in LACC, you should be in 10th, 11th, or 12th grades (or will be entering these grades the next Fall), have a GPA of at least 3.0, and have an excellent record in science and mathematics. LACC challenges students beyond what most high schools offer and is not a remedial program. Applicants should have a strong interest in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), particularly computing, in order to benefit from LACC. Some prior experience in programming and/or electronics is beneficial but is not required.The program is open to all eligible students. We especially encourage participation by students from LAUSD schools, female students, and ethnicities that are under-represented in the STEM.
Beyond the courses such as AP CS found in a typical high school curriculum and exposes students to advanced topics in computing, and showing how algorithms and programming come together to create real-world systems and applications. LACC participants go from learning programming fundamentals all the way to developing advanced apps. The program is organized as a set of modules, each with a lecture and hands-on software laboratory.
This year we have 9 instructors (Ph.D. students specialized in a particular topic) and 2 teaching assistants along with volunteers from staff to make the summer school a great success.
Meet Your Teaching Assistants
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