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DECtech Outreach Program

Denver Metro · 1500 Illinois St, Golden, CO 80401

DECtech (Discover.Explore.Create Technology) is a Colorado School of Mines outreach program that engages students in grades 3-10 in hands-on STEM through after-school clinics and camps led by Mines students, offered in-person in Golden and virtually.

Right nowThe 2026 season has wrapped — 2 sessions ran this year.Follow this provider below and we'll email you when new sessions post with open registration.
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Past sessions — 2026

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01AI Game Dev + Cybersecurity

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For grades 4-10, campers use AI tools and coding to build games while learning cybersecurity skills like cryptography, network defense, and ethical hacking, scaled across three grade-level tracks.

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02AI Robotics + Sports

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For grades 4-10, students build sports-playing robots using machine learning and computer vision, then compete in events like the Penalty Kick Showdown, Robo-Hoops Challenge, and Iron-Bot Decathlon.

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Golden, CO

1500 Illinois St, Golden, CO 80401

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4.5★★★★184 Google reviews
Erwin Schütforta month ago
★★★★★

Really great University with great researchers and a wonderful culture of learning and attitudes. - petroleum engineering has one of the nicest buildings.

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Elias Armstrong5 months ago
★★★★★

Professors are usually great, but the administration is really juicing extra out of you for each semester. They charge you fees to be in clubs, but the clubs don't get very much (if any) of that money. They charge $600 for the rec center, but many of the machines are broken for weeks, and it's usually very overcrowded. They charge you $600 in fees to park, and the parking is always full, so you end up parking somewhere else anyways. I even pay them $700 per year to build new buildings that I'm not allowed in without special access (which I don't have). I pay $300 per year for sports teams I don't care about. "Mandatory Fees" don't cover all the fees you'll be required to pay (parking, for instance), tuition gets hiked up by $3,480 compared to what is listed on the CoA website, and, even after all of that, they usually don't provide me with all of the resources required to take the class. TLDR: Professors are good, campus is pretty nice, but they will find ways to make you pay them money that would require a PhD just to come up with.

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Stefanie Babchuk7 months ago
★★★★★

Our kids were thrilled to see the massive amounts of gems and minerals in this place. It is extensive and fun to look at. When you think you’re done, there’s a downstairs as well. Just park close - or enjoy walking through the entire campus… which we’d also fun too!

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Siam Tech9 years ago
★★★★★

As visitor prospective, this campus seems small and limited spaces but views are beautiful, designed areas are not easy to find and understand, campus polices seem aggressive in patrol which could be better safety or too many issues around campus

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