My Coding Place

My Coding Place offers STEM and tech camps for ages 5-18. Camp activities include coding, robotics, digital art, and AI. Other offerings include chess fundamentals and games, typing and keyboarding through games and hands-on activities, digital design and illustration, Scratch game design, Roblox Studio game design, web pages with HTML and CSS, Godot game development, Minecraft coding with Lua, Minecraft modding with Java, mobile app building with MIT App Inventor, and young innovators and entrepreneurs activities.

Programs

• STEM and tech camps — 5-18 · $135–$598 per day · Camps in the studio are priced from $135 for one day camps up to $598 for full week camps. Partner camp pricing may vary. Camps include coding, robotics, digital art, and AI.
• Chess Champion — Chess camp covering fundamentals, strategies, puzzles, lessons, and games for beginners and students new to chess who want to improve.
• Confident Keyboarding — 7-18 · Typing and keyboarding skills through games and hands-on activities.
• Digital Art Camp — Digital design and illustration, including image editing, shapes, text, photo collages, brushes, filters, texturing, compositing, special effects, and animation frames.
• Game Design with Scratch — Scratch coding camp with block-based programming, games, stories, artwork, animations, scorekeeping, and coding concepts like events, loops, variables, random numbers, and coordinates.
• Game Design with Roblox Studio — Design, build, and code games using Roblox Studio and beginner LUA programming.
• Wonderful Web — Intro to HTML and CSS for building web pages, with animated graphics and projects such as a greeting card, a recipe, and a custom page.
• Game Design with Godot — 9-12 · Hands-on game development using Godot and GDScript, building 2D and 3D games. A foundational background in programming is recommended.
• Minecraft Mania (Lua) — ComputerCraft for Minecraft using Lua programming, including in-game computers and Turtle Robots.
• Minecraft Magic (Java) — Introductory Minecraft modding using the Minecraft Forge modding tool. No programming experience is needed.
• Young Innovators and Entrepreneurs — 7-11 & 12-16 · Hands-on program focused on creativity, leadership, entrepreneurial thinking, innovation, problem-solving, business basics, team challenges, and real-world projects.
• Marvelous Mobile — App building for Android-based phones and tablets using MIT App Inventor.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Price range: $135–$598 per day
• General schedule: Studio classes are rolling and can be joined at any time. Partner location classes are enrolled by session. After-school programs are offered Monday through Friday in 1-hour instructor-led in-person sessions.
• Facility hours: M-Tu 1:30-6:30; W-Th 1:30-5:30; Fri by appt; Sat 10:00-12:00

About the provider

My Coding Place opened in Austin in 2018. The founders are Amy and Fahd. Amy completed undergraduate studies at the University of Illinois and attained certification to teach Math and Computer Science in Illinois. Fahd was an engineer and taught college students to code in C++. The program states that it promotes STEM education and innovation and aims to empower the next generation to develop critical thinking skills through creative activities that inspire curiosity and confidence. Camp instructors range from high school to college students to professional developers, all have passed a background check, and the instructor ratio is no greater than 1 instructor to 7 students.

Full payment is required to reserve a child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. Cancellations up to the first day receive credit that does not expire minus a $20 processing fee. Camps may be canceled if minimum enrollment of 4 students is not met; students would be moved to a similar camp or refunded. Camp prep information is emailed before the start date.

What families say

“I wanted to let you know that my son loved the digital art class and said it was "the only thing exciting" about Monday. Sounds extreme, haha! It got him out of bed in the morning!” — Aimee K, Parent of Digital Art After School Club

Last updated October 24, 2026.