Starts on

5th July

2025

In collaboration with

Code, Create, Conquer: The AI Bootcamp for Future Software Engineers by Harvard Student Agencies

This bootcamp, delivered over 2 weekends, introduces students to the fundamentals of Python programming. Through hands-on activities and real-world examples, students will learn algorithmic thinking, data structures, and how to build dynamic programs. By the end of the course, students will have a solid foundation in Python and a portfolio of small projects to showcase their skills.

Eligibility

Grades 8th -12th

Duration

2 Weekends

Early Application Date

21st June, 2025

(Regular Date:- 28th June, 2025)

Program Fee for Early Application

$275

(Regular Fee :- $375)

+ Taxes

Application Deadline

28th June, 2025

Program Delivery

Zoom Sessions

About the Program

Unlock the Power of Python!

Join Harvard Student Agencies Mentors in a 2-weekend bootcamp designed for teens (8th–12th grade). Learn the fundamentals of Python programming, from basic syntax to building dynamic programs—all from the comfort of your home!
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Build Real-World Coding Skills

From algorithmic thinking to file handling, this course blends theory with hands-on coding activities. Practice writing Python programs, manipulate data structures, and get personalized feedback from Harvard mentors.
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Launch Your Coding Journey

Graduate with a solid foundation in Python, a portfolio of small projects, and the confidence to tackle more advanced programming challenges. Perfect for aspiring coders and college- bound students! Limited seats—enroll now!
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What You Will Learn

Master Python Programming

Learn the fundamentals of Python, algorithmic thinking, and data structures, while creating a portfolio of projects to showcase your skills.

Entrepreneurial Problem-Solving

Entrepreneurs approach challenges with creativity, resilience, and innovation. They see problems as opportunities, adapt quickly, and find solutions that drive progress and success.

Crafting a Business Idea

A great business idea starts with identifying a problem, exploring solutions, and assessing market demand. Focus on innovation, customer needs, and scalability to turn your concept into a viable opportunity.

Marketing, Branding & Storytelling

Successful brands go beyond selling—they tell compelling stories. Marketing builds awareness, branding creates identity, and storytelling fosters trust and connection.

Pitching Your Startup Like a Pro

A great pitch is clear, engaging, and persuasive. Focus on your unique value, solve a real problem, and deliver with confidence to win investors and customers.

Building a Strong Network for Success

A strong network brings opportunities, mentorship, and collaborations. Connect with entrepreneurs, industry experts, and investors to accelerate success.

Our Mentors

Learn from industry experts, gain practical experience, and build a strong foundation for your professional career.

Edona Cosovic

Law

Harvard University Student
Edona Cosovic is a junior in Eliot House concentrating in Government with a secondary in Economics. Outside of class, she is Co-President of the Harvard Albanian Students Association, Engagement Director of the PBHA Small Claims Advisory Service, Staff Writer for The Harvard Crimson, and dedicated member of the Harvard Foreign Policy Initiative and Harvard College Debate.

Emefa Dake

Law

Harvard University Student
My name is Emefa and I am a freshman at Harvard University. I am planning on concentrating in Economics with a secondary in Global Health and Health Policy, and I am also pursuing a language citation in Spanish. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family and watching action movies and shows. I am honored to have been selected as a member of HUEA and I am also a writer for the Harvard International Review.

Esteban Medina

Business

Harvard University Student
Esteban is a junior at Harvard concentrating in statistics, with a focus in quantitative finance. On campus, he is involved with the Economics Review, College Consulting Group, and the Alternative Investments club. In his free time, though, you can usually find him running by the Charles River and exploring Boston's many restaurants and brunch spots.

Emmalee Maniga

Business

Harvard University Student
Emmalee Manigat is a Junior at Harvard studying Music with a secondary in Economics and a Dual-Degree student at Berklee College of Music pursuing a MA in Music Business. Manigat is also a former business manager and proud member of the Harvard Lowkeys, and an employee as an Undergraduate Pedagogy Fellow at the Derek Bok Center. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, singing, and watching reality TV.

Chinedum Aguwa

Pre-Med

Harvard University Student
Hi! My name is Chinedum Aguwa and I am a sophomore living studying History of Science and Integrative Biology on the premed track. I have always been interested in human physiology and public health (particularly epidemiology and infectious diseases). I currently work closely with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Office of Public Policy for policy research and development on issues that pertain to blood cancer patients.

Héctor Martínez

Pre-Med

Harvard University Student
I'm Héctor Martínez, a first-year at Harvard College interested in all things biology and chemistry. As an international student from Mexico, I've conducted medical research before outside of the United States and I'm currently getting started in a cancer research lab at the Massachusetts General Hospital. Science introduces us to hidden patterns and connections around us that, albeit difficult to spot on our own sometimes, have an exciting, breathtaking level of complexity.

Soham Gupta

IT & Software

Harvard University Student
Hi! My name is Soham and I'm a first year student pursuing a joint concentration in Computer Science and Statistics. I am of Indian descent and grew up in the Chicagoland area. In high school I developed a passion for computer science and programming and love working on personal projects in my spare time. Some of my projects include a mobile application that uses AI to help basketball players shoot better and a program to help predict movement on the stock market.

Soham Gupta

IT & Software

Rachel Fields

IT & Software

Harvard University Student
Rachel is a first year student with plans to study Physics and Mathematics with a citation in Spanish. She has been teaching students in her community to code in Python and Scratch for almost four years. Outside of classes, Rachel participates in club swimming, Model Congress, and various STEM based organizations. She is also the co-coordinator of the Harvard Undergraduate Environmental Justice group.

Rachel Fields

IT & Software

Awards & Recognition

Certificate

Receive a Certificate of Completion, recognizing your dedication and achievement in the program.

IVY Bootcamps Spotlight

Earn a chance to be featured on IVY Bootcamp’s social media platforms, showcasing your success.

Exclusive Webinars & Masterclasses

Get access to expert-led sessions, covering essential topics to enhance your learning experience.

Student Spotlight

Celebrating top students and their outstanding achievements with IVY Bootcamps program.

Portfolio Enhancement

Enhance your portfolio with projects and certifications at IVY Bootcamps.

Expert Tips

Sharing valuable study hacks, career advice, insights, and expert tips from educators.

Program Schedule

Join interactive sessions designed to enhance your learning and prepare you for top universities.

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Date

5th July 2025

Duration

2 Hours

Time

08:00 AM – 10:00 AM EST
(USA Time Zone)

Python Basics & Algorithmic Thinking

Objective: Introduce students to Python programming and the fundamentals of algorithmic thinking.

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Date

6th July 2025

Duration

2 Hours

Time

08:00 AM – 10:00 AM EST
(USA Time Zone)

Dynamic Programs & User Interaction

Objective: Teach students how to create dynamic programs using user input, strings, and conditional statements.

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Date

12th July 2025

Duration

2 Hours

Time

08:00 AM – 10:00 AM EST
(USA Time Zone)

Data Structures & Manipulation

Objective: Introduce students to Python data structures like lists, nested lists, and dictionaries.

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Date

13th July 2025

Duration

2 Hours

Time

08:00 AM – 10:00 AM EST
(USA Time Zone)

Functions, Modules & File I/O

Objective: Teach students how to use functions, import modules, and handle file input/output in Python.

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What our students say about Us ?

Sonia Sharma 12th Grade

"The competition-based learning and real-world projects at IVY Bootcamps were an eye-opening experience. I learned how to work on team projects, tackle problems creatively, and communicate my ideas effectively—skills that set me apart during my college applications. I’m so thankful for the exposure to such valuable learning opportunities, and it helped me land a spot at a top university!"

Vivek 10th Grade Student

"As a student interested in medicine, IVY Bootcamps provided me with the chance to explore the medical field through real case studies and hands-on projects. It was nothing like traditional schooling. I feel so much more prepared for the challenges of university and beyond. The mentors were amazing, and I’ve learned so much from their real-life experiences."

Rahul 11th Grade Student

"IVY Bootcamps helped me realize my true potential and gave me the confidence to pursue my dream of attending an IVY League school. The hands-on projects and mentorship from Harvard students made all the difference. I not only gained a deeper understanding of my chosen field but also developed skills that I now use every day. The personalized guidance I received was invaluable. Thanks to IVY Bootcamps, I’m now preparing to attend my dream school!"

Aarushi Khunger 9th Grade

"The experience I gained at IVY Bootcamps was life-changing. Working alongside passionate, like-minded peers and learning directly from current Harvard students gave me the edge I needed to stand out in my college applications. The program didn’t just teach me academic knowledge, but also how to approach challenges with creativity and determination."

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