Data updated Jul 20, 2026
iD Tech offers STEM skill development and summer fun in coding, game dev, robotics, and 3D printing at the University of Denver.
iD Tech Camps is a stem & technology summer camp in Denver, CO for ages 10 to 17. Tuition starts at $1079 and goes up to $1079 per week. Enrollment is currently open.
10–17 years
Sessions (28)
iD Tech Camps - Coding 101 at University of Denver - Week 7 (Ages 10-12)
Week 7 focuses on collaborative coding challenges and robotics competitions. Campers will work in teams to design and program games and robots that solve specific problems or complete missions. This week emphasizes teamwork, communication, and applying STEM skills in exciting, real-world contexts, all while having summer fun.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - 3D Printing Camp with Blender - Week 7: July 20-24 (Ages 10-12)
Campers continue building their Blender skills by creating complex 3D environments and characters this week. They will learn advanced photo editing techniques in Adobe to create textures and backgrounds for their models. The week culminates in printing their custom-designed 3D projects, allowing campers to see their digital creations come to life. This session fosters problem-solving, design thinking, and artistic expression.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - C# Coding and Game Development with Unity - Week 7 (Ages 13-17)
Campers will focus on multiplayer game concepts and networking basics in Unity. They will collaborate to build Roblox obbys with interactive multiplayer features and enhance Minecraft mods with new gameplay mechanics. Unreal Engine sessions will cover advanced 3D modeling and environment design.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Digital Art & Animation with Adobe - Week 7: July 20-24 (Ages 10-12)
Campers enhance their digital art skills by mastering Adobe Illustrator to create vector graphics and logos. They continue their 3D journey with Blender, focusing on texturing and lighting techniques to bring models to life. The week includes a creative project designing custom 3D printed keychains. This session encourages artistic expression while building technical proficiency in digital design tools.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Game Development 101 with Unreal Engine 5 - Week 7 (Ages 10-12)
Campers will explore multiplayer game concepts this week, learning how to design levels and game modes that support multiple players. Using Unreal Engine 5, they will develop cooperative challenges and competitive gameplay elements. Roblox obby design continues with a focus on player interaction and engagement.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Mobile Game & App Design Studio - Week 7: July 20-24 (Ages 10-12)
Campers continue their coding journey by focusing on app design and development using JavaScript frameworks. They learn to build interactive apps with real-world applications, incorporating user input and dynamic content. The week also includes a deeper dive into Python-based AI projects, where campers experiment with machine learning basics and data-driven decision making. By week’s end, students will have a functional app and a foundational understanding of AI integration.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Python Coding 101 - Week 7 (Ages 10-12)
Campers will develop interactive web applications using JavaScript and Python integration. Projects include building dynamic websites and apps that respond to user input, fostering skills in both front-end and back-end development.
iD Tech Camps - Coding 101 at University of Denver - Week 8 (Ages 10-12)
In Week 8, campers explore 3D printing projects combined with coding to create interactive digital and physical models. They will design objects using 3D modeling software and program simple animations or controls for their creations. This integrated approach encourages creativity, technical skills, and an understanding of how coding applies beyond the screen.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - 3D Printing Camp with Blender - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 10-12)
This week focuses on combining digital arts and STEM as campers design functional 3D printed objects using Blender. They will enhance their photo editing skills with Adobe to create professional-quality presentations of their projects. Campers will experiment with different printing materials and techniques, learning about the science behind 3D printing technology. The session encourages innovation, hands-on learning, and artistic creativity.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - C# Coding and Game Development with Unity - Week 8 (Ages 13-17)
This week campers will integrate sound, animation, and user interface elements to create polished game experiences. Projects include advanced Roblox obbys and Minecraft mods with custom assets. Unreal Engine lessons will focus on lighting effects and cinematic storytelling within 3D levels.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Digital Art & Animation with Adobe - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 10-12)
This week focuses on advanced photo editing techniques in Adobe Photoshop, including layering and special effects to create dynamic digital compositions. Campers expand their Blender skills by animating simple 3D models, learning keyframe animation basics. The session wraps up with a 3D printing project where campers produce their animated characters as physical models. Students gain confidence in both artistic and technical aspects of digital media.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Game Development 101 with Unreal Engine 5 - Week 8 (Ages 10-12)
This week is dedicated to refining and polishing game projects. Campers will focus on debugging, optimizing performance, and adding final touches to their Unreal Engine 5 levels and Minecraft mods. Collaborative presentations allow campers to showcase their work and receive feedback.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Mobile Game & App Design Studio - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 10-12)
This week emphasizes data science fundamentals as campers learn to collect, analyze, and visualize data using Python. They apply these skills to enhance their mobile games and apps with data-driven features, such as personalized experiences and adaptive gameplay. Students also explore machine learning concepts, experimenting with simple models to understand how AI can improve user interaction. The week culminates in a project showcasing their combined coding and data science skills.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Python Coding 101 - Week 8 (Ages 10-12)
This week focuses on game design principles using Python and JavaScript. Campers will create engaging, interactive games that incorporate storytelling, graphics, and sound. Emphasis is placed on creativity, coding skills, and iterative development.
iD Tech Camps - Coding 101 at University of Denver - Week 9 (Ages 10-12)
Week 9 challenges campers to apply their coding and robotics skills in creative projects that combine storytelling, game design, and physical computing. Campers will develop interactive games and program robots to perform tasks that align with their game narratives. This immersive experience fosters innovation, critical thinking, and collaboration in a fun STEM environment.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - 3D Printing Camp with Blender - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 10-12)
Campers will explore storytelling through 3D art this week, creating animated characters and scenes in Blender. They will use Adobe tools to edit and enhance their storyboards and project visuals. The week includes printing 3D models that bring their narratives to life, emphasizing creativity and technical mastery. This session nurtures imagination, digital design skills, and collaborative learning.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - C# Coding and Game Development with Unity - Week 9 (Ages 13-17)
Campers will apply their skills to create original game projects, combining C# coding, Roblox obby design, and Minecraft modding. Unreal Engine sessions will guide students through creating immersive 3D worlds with dynamic gameplay elements. This week emphasizes creativity, collaboration, and technical mastery.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Digital Art & Animation with Adobe - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 10-12)
Campers explore creative storytelling through digital animation, using Adobe Animate to design characters and scenes. They refine their 3D modeling skills in Blender by creating interactive environments. The week features a collaborative project where campers combine their artwork and animations into a short digital story. This session emphasizes teamwork, creativity, and technical skill development in digital arts.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Game Development 101 with Unreal Engine 5 - Week 9 (Ages 10-12)
Campers will explore advanced Unreal Engine 5 features such as particle effects and dynamic lighting to create immersive game environments. They will also experiment with Minecraft modding to add unique gameplay mechanics. This week encourages innovation and technical mastery.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Mobile Game & App Design Studio - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 10-12)
Campers focus on advanced game design techniques, incorporating machine learning elements to create smarter, more responsive games. Using Python and JavaScript, they build projects that adapt to player behavior and learn from user input. The week includes collaborative challenges that encourage problem-solving and creativity, culminating in a polished game or app that showcases their growing STEM skills. Students leave with a strong understanding of AI’s role in modern technology.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Python Coding 101 - Week 9 (Ages 10-12)
Campers will explore advanced AI applications, including natural language processing and image recognition. Projects challenge campers to create intelligent programs that can understand and respond to inputs in innovative ways.
iD Tech Camps - Coding 101 at University of Denver - Week 10 (Ages 10-12)
In the final week, campers showcase their skills by creating capstone projects that integrate coding, game development, robotics, and 3D printing. They will design unique games or robotic challenges and present their work to peers, celebrating their summer achievements. This culminating experience reinforces STEM concepts and inspires continued learning beyond camp.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - 3D Printing Camp with Blender - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 10-12)
In the final week, campers refine their 3D printing and Blender skills by creating personalized projects that showcase their growth. They will master advanced Adobe editing techniques to prepare professional portfolios of their work. The week concludes with a 3D print exhibition where campers share their creations with peers and family. This session highlights achievement, confidence-building, and the joy of digital creation.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - C# Coding and Game Development with Unity - Week 10 (Ages 13-17)
In the final week, campers will polish and showcase their original games, combining all the skills learned throughout the summer. Projects include advanced Roblox obbys, custom Minecraft mods, and fully designed 3D levels in Unreal Engine. The week culminates in a virtual game expo where students share their creations with peers and family.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Digital Art & Animation with Adobe - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 10-12)
In the final week, campers combine all their skills to create a digital art portfolio featuring photo edits, 3D models, and animations. They learn advanced Blender techniques such as rigging and simple character animation. The camp concludes with a 3D printing showcase where campers present their favorite projects. This session celebrates creativity, technical mastery, and personal artistic growth.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Game Development 101 with Unreal Engine 5 - Week 10 (Ages 10-12)
In the final week, campers will complete their capstone projects, integrating all skills learned throughout the summer. They will present their original games and mods to peers and instructors, celebrating their achievements in game development and design. This culminating experience highlights creativity, technical skill, and collaboration.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Mobile Game & App Design Studio - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 10-12)
In the final week, campers synthesize their knowledge by designing and coding a complete mobile game or app that integrates JavaScript programming, AI concepts, and machine learning techniques. They focus on refining user experience, debugging, and adding creative features that make their projects unique. The week also includes presentations where campers showcase their work and reflect on their STEM journey. This capstone experience empowers students with confidence and skills for future tech exploration.
iD Tech Camps at University of Denver - Python Coding 101 - Week 10 (Ages 10-12)
In the final week, campers will consolidate their skills by designing and presenting a capstone project. This includes coding a complete game or app that incorporates AI, data science, and machine learning elements learned throughout the summer. The week emphasizes creativity, presentation skills, and collaboration.
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2101 S University Blvd, Denver, CO 80208
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does iD Tech Camps cost?
- iD Tech Camps costs $1079–$1079 per week.
- What ages does iD Tech Camps accept?
- iD Tech Camps accepts children ages 10 to 17.
- Is iD Tech Camps still accepting registrations?
- iD Tech Camps enrollment is currently open. Visit the camp website for the most current availability.
- Where is iD Tech Camps located?
- iD Tech Camps is located at 2101 S University Blvd, Denver, CO 80208 in Denver, CO.
Data compiled for Summer 2026. Always verify details directly with the camp provider before registering.