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iD Tech (DU campus)

Denver Metro · 2101 S University Blvd, Denver, CO 80208

iD Tech runs summer coding and STEM camps for kids and teens ages 7-17 at university campuses. The Denver location at the University of Denver offers week-long day and overnight programs in coding, game development, robotics, and 3D printing.

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Summer camps — 2026

12 sessions · statuses verified July 28, 2026

01Minecraft Game Design Camp

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Design your own Minecraft adventure: explore game-design fundamentals, build a level from scratch with custom pixel-art textures, and use command blocks and redstone to create puzzles and traps for players to solve. Ages 7-9.

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02Roblox Game Design Camp

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Build a Roblox game from scratch in Roblox Studio: sculpt terrain, model 3D parts, and use built-in Lua scripts to create challenges, then publish it online for friends to play. For ages 7-9, beginner to advanced.

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03Coding 101 Camp

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Code your own adventures in Scratch, learning variables, loops, and events while building interactive games, then experiment with Google's Teachable Machine to build and train a simple machine-learning model. Ages 7-9.

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04Roblox Developer: Lua Coding and Game Design

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Learn Lua, Roblox's official coding language, in Roblox Studio: write custom scripts for mechanics like projectiles and score, publish your game across platforms, and even monetize it with in-game products. Ages 10-12.

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05Minecraft Modding and World Design

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Go from player to developer: design Minecraft mods with MCreator, building custom maps, items, mobs, textures, recipes, and biomes, and use redstone circuits to create puzzles. Ages 10-12, beginner to advanced.

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06Python Coding 101

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Start coding with Python: tackle challenges with variables and functions, build console-based games like an RPG battle arena, then make an interactive game with custom sprites and player movement. Ages 10-12.

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07BattleBots Camp with VEX Robotics

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Build a robot from scratch with VEX V5 hardware, design custom attachments like a claw arm or battering ram, and compete in a BattleBots-style tournament of races, obstacle courses, and capture the flag. Ages 10-12.

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083D Printing & Modeling with Blender

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Explore 3D modeling in Blender and print tactile objects to take home, from keychains and characters to articulated toys, while learning to maintain the printer and troubleshoot print jobs. Ages 10-12.

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09Python Coding & AI Agents

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Learn Python essentials, then integrate OpenAI tools like ChatGPT to build dynamic console programs and design a custom AI agent, with instructor-led discussions on AI ethics and responsible design. Ages 13-17.

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10Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

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Look under the hood at how AI systems are built: train machine-learning models in Python to recognize images, gestures, and handwriting using datasets like TensorFlow and Kaggle, and build an AI portfolio. Ages 13-17.

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11Game Development 101 with Unreal Engine 5

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Get an in-depth look at game design with Unreal Engine 5: build levels with Blueprint Visual Scripting, sculpt custom 3D landscapes, and iterate through playtesting to finish a portfolio-ready game. Ages 13-17.

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12BattleBots Camp: Robotics Engineering with VEX

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Build and wire a robot base with VEX hardware, add custom attachments, then program it in VEX C++ to tackle racing, obstacle courses, and capture the flag in a BattleBots-style championship. Ages 13-17, beginner to advanced.

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Location

Denver, CO

2101 S University Blvd, Denver, CO 80208

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4.4★★★★542 Google reviews
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As a proud University of Denver alum, I am thrilled to share how incredible this campus is. The blend of historic charm and modern facilities creates an inspiring atmosphere, surrounded by lush green spaces and breathtaking views of the Rockies. It’s more than just a place to study—it’s a place to grow and create lasting memories. Whether you're a prospective student or simply visiting, DU’s vibrant and picturesque campus is sure to captivate your heart!

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Steven Fradin2 months ago
★★★★★

Golf course is nice but staff could use some improvement. Ball machine malfunctioned and I was charged twice. Course offered no credit. I live fairly far from the course but the only way to get reimbursed would be to drive all the way there to get a free bucket of range balls. Utterly ridiculous.

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Biswanath Das2 years ago
★★★★★

One of the most prominent and premier institutes for higher education in Denver area. DU is known for law, business and humanities programs across usa. The campus is comparatively small but very nice and well maintained. I love going to the campus. Will highly recommend a visit

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sandra Sandovala month ago
★★★★★

Went there for a high school graduation. Very nice. Also for a musical performance a year ago. It was so exciting for the students.

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