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quickly will have the opportunity to learn a second computer language and apply advanced BASIC programming techniques to their own projects.
Field trips to mainframe computer facilities on campus and in local businesses and industry will be featured. All campers will have an opportunity to explore the use of wood processing and communications applications for the microcomputer.
Three two-week camp sessions are being offered. The first session is from July 4 through July 16. Session II begins July 18 and ends July 30. The final session begins August 1 and concludes August 13. The camp is for boys and girls ages, 10-16. For more information on the Virginia Tech Computer Camp, call Carisa Blaylock, 703 % 1 -5587.
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