Five years of programs, documented.
Every course, bootcamp, and demo day since 2021, plus what’s running now and what’s next. All of them free.
Every course, bootcamp, and demo day since 2021, plus what’s running now and what’s next. All of them free.
Our new fall course starts November 14, 2026. Details are being finalized; the roster will draw from students who complete the free Foundation course, so the best way to prepare is to start it now.
Prepare on the OpenImpact Lab →An 8-week curriculum where students build end-to-end pipelines that read a problem, generate code, run it against automated benchmarks, and refine on failure. These are the everyday skills of a Forward Deployed Engineer. Slides and problem sets for every week are published openly.
Course materials on GitHub →Every free program we’ve run since 2021.
Two hours that took 8–14 year olds from “I’ve never written code” to a game they built themselves with the Gemini CLI. Run in person at a Google office in Mountain View with volunteer engineer coaches, teams of about five, and a show & tell at the end. The full curriculum is open source, and schools can still request a session.
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Fifty university students from Taiwan, HK & the US built their own AI Tutors in teams of five, each coached by a Googler. The course was inspired by Harvard’s Teaching CS50 with AI and built on Google Cloud with the Gemini API.
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Eight weeks that took high school students from Teachable Machine to a full Portfolio AI project, with Python, APIs, summarization bots and web research agents along the way. Organized by CSEB and VC.in.Taiwan.
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Sixteen students with zero CS background built an AI-powered Android pose classifier, then learned cloud-based Android system development on Google Cloud.
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The conclusion of our very first code lab: four weeks on the basics of cloud computing and Android, capped with students presenting their debugging journeys live.
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