Schedules & Programs

Afterschool & Weekend Programs

• Overview
• Demonstration Classes
• Schedules
• Curriculum
  • Mathematics Enrichment
  • Computer Enrichment & Virtual Robotics
  • Electronics
  • University-Level Mathematics
  • University-Level Computer Science

Summer Programs

• Overview
• Open houses
• Schedules
• Curriculum
  • Logic Puzzles
  • Computer Enrichment & Virtual Robotics
  • Electronics
  • Computer Science
  • Logic for Mathematics

Distance Learning Programs

• EIMACS

Afterschool & Weekend Programs

Math Enrichment

Each Math Enrichment lesson is carefully crafted to combine games, logic puzzles, mathematical problem-solving and other intellectually exciting activities that help students develop logical and critical thinking skills and the ability to deal with abstractions. The curriculum is multi-year and is aimed at students in first through eighth grade with average to gifted abilities (depending on the level). Learn More »

Computer Programming and Virtual Robotics

At MIT and elsewhere students are introduced to fundamental principles of computer science by studying the control programs of autonomous robots. The IMACS CDG commissioned special software that allows much younger students to benefit from this approach. Students also learn the LOGO programming language that prepares them for the more advanced IMACS computer science programs. Learn More »

University-Level Mathematics*

Since 1984, the development team has been rewriting, restructuring and updating the Elements of Mathematics series, whose pre-1984 version is still being distributed by McRel. The result is the IMACS Elements of Mathematics series of textbooks, now featuring the Logic for Mathematics course presented in multimedia format. Learn More »

University-Level Computer Science*

The IMACS computer science courses are based on the Schemer's Guide series of textbooks written by the IMACS CDG, published by Schemers Inc. and in use at colleges throughout the world. This is widely recognized as the foremost computer science program for secondary school students. Advanced courses include a significant amount of material at the graduate university level. Learn More »

Electronics

To balance the abstract IMACS mathematics and computer science curriculums, the IMACS CDG created an exciting Electronics program based on the same guiding principle of the development of genuine understanding, but using hands-on techniques. Learn More »

*Note: If your child isn't near any of our locations, they can take the program online at eIMACS.