During this course you will discover the world of hacking and reverse engineering. How can devices and toys be made safer so that they are less likely to be hacked? Through this course the participants will learn about the design of IoT items, including toys, to make them hackable and less hackable!

This course will focus on projects related to the Internet of Things and connected objects. Connected objects are any item embedded with electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and network connectivity which enable them to collect and exchange data. This course will be an opportunity to learn about basic electronics and coding and implement them in different scenarios.

Learn the skills to be able to create and build robots! This course will introduce you to programming, sensors and drive systems to be able to build robots that can complete the challenges assigned.

Digital Fabrication is about creating things with the help of computer numeric controlled machines, i.e. machines that are controlled via a computer. Users generally design the object they would like to produce via a CAD software and later send the instructions to the machine that produces that item.

Create your own music through digital and numerical methods. This course will focus on how sound can be created using different digital techniques. It will involve learning about programming, electronics and using software to make sound and acoustic effects.

This course will focus on techniques and methods revolving around technology, textiles, arts and crafts. There will be a focus around using basic electronics and programming to create new and interactive wearable items.

The next version of yourself starts with Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR). From 3D shaping and basic scripts to Snapchat-like filters and treasure hunting in virtual museums, this intensive 2 weeks course will help you master these techniques. No prior skills needed.

Learn how to code and adopt a computational way of thinking. This course will provide an introduction to programming through exploring visual/ block coding softwares such as Scratch (to build small games) or Thunkable (to build mobile applications).