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AP Computer Science A Bootcamp (Java Programming) 

Camp Overview

  • Camp Duration: One-week full-day camp
  • Prerequisite: None. However, it is recommended to have some coding experience as this camp is based on AP CS A curriculum
  • Course Certificate: Students will receive the course completion certificate after completing the course
  • Usage Area: Prepare for AP CS A course and also learn Java Server Programming, App Development & Game Programming 
  • Languages and Tools: Java and Eclipse IDE​
  • Instructors: APCS A Subject Expert Professional Teachers​ (No high schoolers or college students as instructors)
  • ​How to Register:  Go to In-Person Camps or Online Camps to register  ​​​​​

This bootcamp is based on the College Board’s 2026 revised AP Computer Science A curriculum.

It is designed for students who plan to take AP Computer Science A (AP CSA) or a Java course in high school, as well as those who want to build advanced Java programming skills for personal projects. The camp is also well-suited for students who plan to take, or are currently enrolled in, college-level Java courses.

Java is one of the most powerful and in-demand programming languages today. From mobile apps and 3D graphics to enterprise systems and cutting-edge technologies, Java is everywhere - and this bootcamp equips you with the skills to thrive in that world.​

AP CS A Boot Camp

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Camp Description


This Java camp is based on College Board’s 2026 revised AP Computer Science A curriculum. 


In this camp, students will learn the fundamentals of the Java programming language and object-oriented programming, which are essential for the AP Computer Science A exam. Each class will include hands-on activities, allowing students to work on projects related to the topics covered in the session.

Students will also engage in AP exam-style free-response questions (FRQs) and practice multiple-choice questions (MCQs).

The curriculum will cover Java program structure, including identifiers, variables, data types, type casting, conditional statements, for loops, while loops, operators, classes, objects, methods, and constructors, among other concepts.