
Code+ Program
Code+ 2022
Putting Theory Into Practice
Go beyond the classroom and build on your academic foundation with a Code+ summer coding experience at Duke’s Office of Information Technology. Code+ is one of Duke's "+Programs," along with Data+, CS+, and Climate+. For a taste of what Code+ offers, watch this video from the pilot year, 2018.
Final Presentation Videos Coming Soon!
Eight student teams presented their projects to Duke stakeholders -- faculty and staff -- and corporate sponsors on July 28. Videos of their presentations will be posted soon. On the final day of the program (July 29), we held an in-person poster session together with the other +Programs.

Project Highlight: Code+ 2020 Project Making an Impact at Duke
What started as a project idea for a Code+ 2020 student team -- to build an application to address food insecuriy at Duke -- went into production in November 2021. The "Donate Food Points to Food-Insecure Students" team built the application from scratch, and launched "Feed Every Devil," which is already making an impact on Duke students. Read the Duke Today article.

Code+ 2021 Recap
The Data+, Code+, and CS+ undergraduate summer programs held an online expo on August 6, 2021. Student teams -- over 180 students in all -- presented their projects in "Zoom rooms" hosted by program administrators and project leads, with time for Q&A.
Ten Code+ student teams showcased their projects. Watch their presentations on YouTube.
Build your future with the Code+ program!
“Thanks to the Code+, I discovered what I want to do after college. I found that front-end development perfectly combines my interest in visual arts and computer science.”
Carolyn Blumberg
Junior, Duke Computer Science
“Code+ is awesome because I get to see the actual results of the work I did this summer since our project directly impacts Duke students’ lives.”
Teresa Mao
Junior, Duke Computer Science
“I loved the Code+ program because of how much independence I had in creating my own code. I felt like a real mobile developer!”
MacKenzie Simpson
Junior, Duke Computer Science & Global Health
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