Don't know what taxes are? The difference between a debit and a credit card? This class will provide a brief introduction to basic business concepts that will be of use to you in the upcoming future. All grades welcome!

This class will go over the basics of accounting such as the components of the 4 accounting statements and different equations and rules applied in the process. Available to only high school students.

Join this class for a brief introduction in electronics including hands-on experience working with an Arduino board. We’ll be going over the basics of circuits, electrical components, and code, and using this knowledge to complete fun challenges. All experience levels are welcome!

Part 1: Learning Students will be introduced to Python as a programming language. We will cover basic features and introductory knowledge. Part 2: Hands-on Learning Students will attempt to complete coding challenges based on a framework given to them. They will be attempting to guide a virtual submarine to its target!

Don't know what taxes are? The difference between a debit and a credit card? Join CUAUV's business as we provide a brief introduction to basic business concepts that will be of use to you in the upcoming future. All grades welcome!

This class will go over the basics of accounting such as the components of the 4 accounting statements and different equations and rules applied in the process. Available to only high school students.

Learn how to improve your graphic design skills and learn Figma with the business members of Cornell Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (CUAUV)!

Want to know how objects get 3D printed? In this class, we will learn the basics of CAD (computer aided design)! Using CAD, we can create 3D models of objects in a virtual environment to visualize what we're working with before manufacturing or 3D Printing! We will be using Onshape in class.

We will teach a short introductory course on using Python for controlling an agent through a simulation of the situations similar to the ones that CUAUV deals with. We will use Python and the Turtles library to set up the environment in which students will write code to control a virtual submarine in order to complete virtual tasks, through the use of an online Python interpreter.