NATIONAL COMPUTER CAMPS SUMMER CAMP
National Computer Camps at Fairfield University offers residential, day, and morning computer-camp options, with coding, game design, robotics, web design, AI, and other technology courses offered by level.
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License
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Location
- Current license runs through June 30, 2027.
- Licensed under this number since June 22, 1990.
- Ages on the state record: 8 years to 18 years.
- Projected number of campers on the state record: 20.
Search license number YCYC.00016 to see the current license status.
2-1-1 Child Care licensing informationState details from CT Office of Early Childhood open data, checked October 1, 2026.
Program details
Fairfield technology camp with residential and day options for ages 8-18, a morning option for ages 6-8, posted Fairfield weeks, daily instruction blocks, course choices by level, and staff and safety details.
Age range
Residential and day programs serve ages 8-18, with a morning half-day camp for ages 6-8.
Fairfield weeks
Fairfield University sessions are posted for four July weeks.
Day-camp schedule
Day campers arrive Sunday afternoon, attend Monday-Thursday with optional extended day, and have a shorter Friday schedule.
Morning option
The morning half-day camp runs 8:45-11:30 AM for younger campers.
Course areas
Course areas include Scratch, Python, C++, Java, JavaScript, OpenGL, Minecraft Modding, 2D and 3D game design, web design, AI, robotics, 3D printing, Arduino, and drone activities.
Instruction model
NCC offers three instruction blocks each week, with beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels offered across courses.
Staff and safety
A director is on location, staff have First Aid and CPR certification, background checks are required, internet use is restricted, and the camper-to-staff ratio is 5:1 or often 4:1.
Program details can change, so ask about current weeks, courses, tuition, scholarship grants, forms, and availability before making plans.
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