AIM Institute, an innovative not-for-profit that grows, connects and inspires the tech community, today announced an expansion of its youth in technology program. The three-year, $850,000 program expansion is partially funded by grant funding received from an anonymous donor and will reach an additional 1,500 students, beginning September 2019. AIM provided technology and STEAM (Science, […]
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If you’ve built interactive websites on your own using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and you’re ready to learn how to build more complex web applications, then consider an AIM Interface specialization course in .NET or Java to take your web skills to the next level. AIM Interface is a one-of-a-kind code school designed to enhance […]
Read MoreAt AIM Institute, we know technology touches every corner of our lives. A nonprofit whose goal is to grow, connect and inspire tech talent, AIM teaches the importance of keeping data, identity and other online personal information safe. On Thursday, May 2, World Password Day serves as a reminder for us all to brush up […]
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Growing up, Camille Eddy wanted to be an astronaut. She went to space camp, loved Star Trek, and was even mentored by former NASA mission specialist Barbara Morgan. Part of being an astronaut, Eddy discovered, involved developing STEM skills. So she began programming at age 12, started her own web design business at age 17, […]
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Last week, students from AIM’s Upward Bound programs at Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson high schools traveled to Chicago and Florida respectively for campus visits to multiple universities. AIM Institute staff members chaperoned the trip. In addition to the college tours, students enjoyed a variety of STEM experiences and fun cultural activities. For students, the […]
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