71 Full-time Short courses in Computer Sciences

This intensive Summer School offers participants a hands-on deep dive into the rapidly evolving world of robotics deployed in unstructured, real-world environments. Over the course of the program, students and early-career researchers will explore the fundamental challenges that distinguish field robotics from its laboratory counterpart. 

This Summer School offers a vertical, multisciplinary perspective on cybersecurity, examining how security issues arise and interact across the different layers of a digital system. Technical topics are complemented by broader perspectives on risk, regulation, and the organisational and societal contexts in which secure systems must operate.

During this intensive Design of Serious Games summer course at Tallinn University, participants will learn the essentials of designing serious and learning games.

The Scientific Computing in Python course from UCL Summer School introduces Python, a programming language that has become the standard in scientific computing.

The Integrated Programming, Maintenance, Troubleshooting and Optimisation of the Drill Monitor System (DMS) workshop offered by IDC Technologies is aimed at assisting you – the engineer and technician working with the DMS in applying an integrated approach to maintaining, troubleshooting and programming the OPLC units.

Educator’s Toolkit - Exploring IoT Concepts through Engaging Projects at the Singapore University of Technology and Design is a 2-day workshop to introduce Internet of Things (IoT) technology and the Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT), a popular communication protocol for IoT devices.

Computer Information Systems Pathway - Cyber-Security at Olympic College documents successful completion of “a three-term program of study where students will learn entry-level and mid-level cryptography, cryptanalysis, protocol analysis, vulnerability assessment.

The Computer Support Specialist programme from Kansas City Kansas Community College will teach students how to identify different types of PC hardware and peripherals; evaluate operating systems, application programs and hardware; demonstrate troubleshooting and repairing personal computers and demonstrate appropriate customer skills when interacting with customers.

This Computer Pattern Making, Grading and Marker Making course at Cape Peninsula University of Technology will provide an in-depth understanding of computer patternmaking software, which is widely used in the fashion and apparel industry.

Specific Supplementary Authorization in Computer Science Education at University of California, Riverside is jointly offered through a UC Riverside and UC Davis partnership. Courses are offered at both campuses.

The objective of the Basics of Game Development course at Tallinn University is to provide knowledge and introduce practical skills in order to develop digital games. Participants learn to use one game development environment (e.g. Unity).