Summer 2026 Explore Code Academy Student Application

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Thank you for your interest in Mission Bit! This application should take you between 10 and 15 minutes to complete. We encourage you to complete the application early! Please enter all contact information accurately. If you are selected to move forward in the application process, we will contact you directly. Any questions or concerns may be directed to our programs team at programs@missionbit.org.

Which class are you applying for?

Intro to Unity Game Design - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: Remote on Zoom

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

Unity fundamentals: Build a foundation in Unity, one of the most powerful game development platforms. Learn to navigate the interface, import assets, and create a VR-ready project.
Creating immersive environments: Craft believable game worlds using principles of scale, lighting, and game design.
Introduction to C# scripting: Use C# to create custom interactions and add realism through Unity’s physics engine.
Industry insights: Explore new trends and technologies in the fast-evolving game and VR landscape.

Intro to VR - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: Meta

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 15-July 24

What you'll learn

Unity fundamentals: Build a foundation in Unity, one of the most powerful game development platforms. Learn to navigate the interface, import assets, and create a VR-ready project.
Creating immersive environments: Craft believable game worlds using principles of scale, lighting, and game design.
Introduction to C# scripting: Use C# to create custom interactions and add realism through Unity’s physics engine.
Industry insights: Explore new trends and technologies in the fast-evolving game and VR landscape.

Intro to Web Design - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: Remote on Zoom

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

HTML & CSS: Create the structure of a website and style is using modern design practices.
UX & UI Design: Learn how to make your site visually appealing, functional, and accessible.
Prototyping: Use Figma to draft and iterate on your design before turning it into a real website.

Intro to Python - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: Remote on Zoom

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

Python basics: Learn the foundations of the Python programming language — variables, loops, functions, and more.
Hands-on coding activities: Build mini-projects you can add to your portfolio as you go.
Using libraries: Explore powerful Python libraries to level up your projects and make your code more efficient.
Chatbots & real-world tools: Try out building simple chatbots and other interactive programs.
Group final project: Work with classmates to create a polished final project and present it at Demo Day at the end of the semester.

Intro to Python - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: San Francisco State University

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

Python basics: Learn the foundations of the Python programming language — variables, loops, functions, and more.
Hands-on coding activities: Build mini-projects you can add to your portfolio as you go.
Using libraries: Explore powerful Python libraries to level up your projects and make your code more efficient.
Chatbots & real-world tools: Try out building simple chatbots and other interactive programs.
Group final project: Work with classmates to create a polished final project and present it at Demo Day at the end of the semester.

Intro to Web Design - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: San Francisco State University

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

HTML & CSS: Create the structure of a website and style is using modern design practices.
UX & UI Design: Learn how to make your site visually appealing, functional, and accessible.
Prototyping: Use Figma to draft and iterate on your design before turning it into a real website.

Intro to Unity Game Design - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: San Francisco State University

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

Unity fundamentals: Build a foundation in Unity, one of the most powerful game development platforms. Learn to navigate the interface, import assets, and create a VR-ready project.
Creating immersive environments: Craft believable game worlds using principles of scale, lighting, and game design.
Introduction to C# scripting: Use C# to create custom interactions and add realism through Unity’s physics engine.
Industry insights: Explore new trends and technologies in the fast-evolving game and VR landscape.

Intro to AI - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: Mission Bit HQ

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

Building with AI: Start by creating projects using AI tools. Turn your ideas into real websites and applications using natural language.
Prompting & AI basics: Learn what AI is, how it works, and how to shape prompts to get better results.
AI in the real world: Explore how AI is used across industries and how professionals apply it in their work.
Thinking critically about AI: Learn to evaluate outputs, identify errors and bias, and understand the limitations of AI systems.
How AI works: Go beyond using tools to understand how models are trained and how decisions are made.
Final project: Work with a team to design and build an original AI-powered product and present it at Demo Day.

We cannot guarantee that you will be placed in your first choice class if you are accepted into the program. Please select your second choice

We cannot guarantee that you will be placed in your first choice in-person class if you are accepted into the program. Please select your second choice

Intro to Unity Game Design - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: Remote on Zoom

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

Unity fundamentals: Build a foundation in Unity, one of the most powerful game development platforms. Learn to navigate the interface, import assets, and create a VR-ready project.
Creating immersive environments: Craft believable game worlds using principles of scale, lighting, and game design.
Introduction to C# scripting: Use C# to create custom interactions and add realism through Unity’s physics engine.
Industry insights: Explore new trends and technologies in the fast-evolving game and VR landscape.

Intro to Web Design - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: Remote on Zoom

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

HTML & CSS: Create the structure of a website and style is using modern design practices.
UX & UI Design: Learn how to make your site visually appealing, functional, and accessible.
Prototyping: Use Figma to draft and iterate on your design before turning it into a real website.

Intro to Python - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: Remote on Zoom

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

Python basics: Learn the foundations of the Python programming language — variables, loops, functions, and more.
Hands-on coding activities: Build mini-projects you can add to your portfolio as you go.
Using libraries: Explore powerful Python libraries to level up your projects and make your code more efficient.
Chatbots & real-world tools: Try out building simple chatbots and other interactive programs.
Group final project: Work with classmates to create a polished final project and present it at Demo Day at the end of the semester.

Intro to Python - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: San Francisco State University

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

Python basics: Learn the foundations of the Python programming language — variables, loops, functions, and more.
Hands-on coding activities: Build mini-projects you can add to your portfolio as you go.
Using libraries: Explore powerful Python libraries to level up your projects and make your code more efficient.
Chatbots & real-world tools: Try out building simple chatbots and other interactive programs.
Group final project: Work with classmates to create a polished final project and present it at Demo Day at the end of the semester.

Intro to Web Design - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: San Francisco State University

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

HTML & CSS: Create the structure of a website and style is using modern design practices.
UX & UI Design: Learn how to make your site visually appealing, functional, and accessible.
Prototyping: Use Figma to draft and iterate on your design before turning it into a real website.

Intro to Unity Game Design - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: San Francisco State University

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

Unity fundamentals: Build a foundation in Unity, one of the most powerful game development platforms. Learn to navigate the interface, import assets, and create a VR-ready project.
Creating immersive environments: Craft believable game worlds using principles of scale, lighting, and game design.
Introduction to C# scripting: Use C# to create custom interactions and add realism through Unity’s physics engine.
Industry insights: Explore new trends and technologies in the fast-evolving game and VR landscape.

Intro to AI - Tu/Wed/Thu

Class details

Location: Mission Bit HQ

Meets: T-TH, 10AM-2:30PM

Dates: June 23-July 31

What you'll learn

Building with AI: Start by creating projects using AI tools. Turn your ideas into real websites and applications using natural language.
Prompting & AI basics: Learn what AI is, how it works, and how to shape prompts to get better results.
AI in the real world: Explore how AI is used across industries and how professionals apply it in their work.
Thinking critically about AI: Learn to evaluate outputs, identify errors and bias, and understand the limitations of AI systems.
How AI works: Go beyond using tools to understand how models are trained and how decisions are made.
Final project: Work with a team to design and build an original AI-powered product and present it at Demo Day.

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[OPTIONAL] Essay Questions

The following essay questions are optional and are not required to submit your application. However, answering them may increase your chances of being selected to move forward in the application process.

Why do you want to take a Mission Bit class?

In your own words, what is one thing you hope to gain from your experience in a Mission Bit coding class?

If you must miss a class due to an emergency, how will you catch up with the other students?

Anything else you'd like to add?

Please list any coding classes that you have taken before:

Will you enroll in any other programs that may conflict with our program?

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Do you have a personal computer that is NOT a Chromebook you can use for the duration of this course? If not, don't worry! We have a laptop lending program.

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Unfortunately, you are not eligible for this program. This program is only for San Francisco residents or those enrolled in a San Francisco school or university. Thank you for your interest and check www.missionbit.org for future opportunities!