
Mad Libs Generator
Beginner
Create silly stories based on user input. A digital version of the classic Mad Libs game. Learn about string manipulation and user input handling.
Group Classes
Introducing a 2026 exclusive coding class, designed for middle and high school students in Houston. This is a one-time price for the summer, as a way to give back to the community.

At ACA our students build modern applications that you can see on the web. Move past video games and sandbox projects to real-world applications. Repeat students get to work on new and more advanced projects, so they can keep building their skills and portfolio.
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Beginner
Create silly stories based on user input. A digital version of the classic Mad Libs game. Learn about string manipulation and user input handling.

Intermediate
An clone of the popular game Wordle. Guess the hidden word. Learn about conditionals and CSS Flexbox and Grid layouts.

Advanced
Test your reaction speed and see how you rank against the average person. Utilize industry standard time measurement techniques and state management.
Summer 2026
No coding experience needed, perfect for beginners. Get your first taste of coding and build a project you can be proud of.
Summer 2026
For students who have completed Algebra 1, with basic typing skills. No coding experience is needed but it will be helpful.
Why Coding
Coding is not just another subject - it's the language of the next generation.
Understanding how code works is essential for working with AI tools. Consumer tools like ChatGPT and Gemini are great, but students who code can leverage AI to its full potential. We show students how to understand AI from a programmer's perspective.
Coding in fundamentally a problem-solving activity. It teaches students how to break down complex problems into smaller, manageable parts and think logically. These skills are critical for building student confidence and translate to academic coursework.
Technology jobs are among the fastest-growing and highest-paying careers. Early exposure gives students a significant advantage. Not only that, non-technical careers increasingly require coding literacy. We prepare students for the future job market.
Nothing, we provide all equipment including laptops! We recommend bringing a water bottle.
No prior experience is required. Our curriculum is designed to teach students how to code their first programs and we meet students where they are.
Our students walk out of 1-week camps with real-world skills and websites.
We believe the internet is full of quality coding education, and various centers offer great exposure to coding via games and tutorials. We want to offer a quality in-person experience that teaches students real world skills from day 1.
Lunch is not part of the class schedule, students should eat before or after class.
Every student will have a live, published website they built themselves. They will also have foundational coding skills they can continue to build on.
Sign up for a Summer Class or contact us with questions.