CS Ed Week
CS Ed Week 2022
Please join us in our 8th annual CS Ed Week and Hour of Code events from December 5-10, 2022.
According to Computer Science Education Week (CS Ed Week) organization “The CSEdWeek theme this year highlights the progress that has occurred in computer science education over the past decade. There have been many great advancements in making CS education more equitable and accessible for all learners. This year, we aim to celebrate our progress while keeping our eye on the advancements we still need to make so that every student has an equal opportunity to learn computer science.” More information about national CS Ed Week
CS Ed Week 2022 Calendar
Monday, December 5
Middle School Students | High School Students
USC Student Organization Panel - Hosted by RPL (Rocket Propulsion Lab)
Monday, December 5th at 1:00-2:00 PM
Description: We are the USC Rocket Propulsion Lab (RPL), a team of students who are making the most of our college experience by working together to design, build and launch rockets. The lab’s efforts over the past 16 years have gotten us past the earth’s atmosphere and into space. Come join us to learn more about all the different ways we use coding to design our rockets. You will have the chance to hear from four of our upperclassmen and ask questions. See you there!
Tuesday, December 6
Middle School Students | High School Students
Careers in Computer Science -Hosted by Lisa Freed iRobot
Tuesday Dec 6 from 10:00-11:00 AM
Description: Hear from iRobot employees on the different careers and career paths in computer science and other fields in robotics. We’ll share some of the ways we work together to make our robots. There’s a lot more to computer science than writing code!
Wednesday, December 7
Teacher Sessions | Parents | Administrators
CS Opportunities at USC - Hosted by USC K-12 STEM CENTER
Wednesday Dec 7 from 4:00 - 5:00 PM
Description: Are you a K-12 teacher, administrator or parent interested in learning about opportunities to engage your students in Computer Science? Join the USC Viterbi K-12 STEM Center team for an info session on CS Opportunities at USC! First learn about Code.org's Professional Learning Program for K-12 teachers (most teachers participate for free!). Then learn about CS@SC's engaging Coding Camps for K-12 students with curriculums designed by USC professors as well our scholarship process.
Facilitators: Mary Bonaparte-Saller, Katherine Guevara, Victor Kim, Florencia Lee
Saturday, December 10
Middle School Students | High School Students
Brothers Code 2022 - Hosted by The Hidden Genius Project
Saturday Dec 10 from 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Description: Brothers Code is an interactive, in-person event hosted on Saturday, December 10, 2022 from 8:00am to 2:00pm in Los Angeles during Computer Science Education Week. This event is part of the larger Hour of Code initiative in partnership with Kapor Center, focused on introducing people all across the world to the basics of coding education. During this 10th Annual Brothers Code event, young people of color from middle to high school are invited to join us to learn more about the skills and networks that can guide them to exciting opportunities and careers within the technology sector. Click here for more details.
Where: USC Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience at 1002 Childs Way, Los Angeles, CA, 90089
Photos from Past CS Ed Weeks
Students created innovative stories using Google's "An Amazing Discovery" on Scratch 3 .
Google engineer Prabir Pradhan taught a student how to debug his code.
Google engineer Scott Wu (right) and USC students hopped on a virtual call to schools.
Teacher Resources
Code.org Professional Learning Program: Learn how to apply for a scholarship to join our cohort of teachers trained to teach a new CS course at their middle or high school.
Tutorials for all ages in a variety of languages.
Read About Past CS Ed Week Events
- Link to CS Ed Week 2021
- Link to CS Ed Week 2020
- Link to CS Ed Week 2018 Page
- Google Engineer Volunteers for CS Ed Week 2017
- CS Ed Week 2017 Follow Up Event: USC Student is a Role Model for Girls Who Code
- Link to CS Ed Week 2017 Page
- Students Mentored by LA City Leader and Viterbi Students at CS Ed Week
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Published on September 12th, 2017
Last updated on December 13th, 2022
