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Code+ is a 10-week co-curricular summer program that provides Duke undergraduates with a unique opportunity to develop a software product or solution in a team-based environment led by IT professionals.
View the list of projects for summer 2025.
This is a great starting point to gain project experience while working with clients and stakeholders, and to experience working on a product—from the beginning all the way through to the end. I know a lot of people really enjoy this program, and I personally feel like I've come out of it with a huge new skill set. I'm so excited to see where that will take me.
Karisma Lavana, Class of 2027, Code+ 2024
Code+ 2024 Featured Projects
Course Advisor System Using AI
A team of students from Duke, North Carolina State University, and Davidson College leveraged AI-based semantic search and retrieval augmented generation to develop a tool for students to more easily identify courses that match their interests and career aspirations. In this video, Jack Munson (Duke class of 2027) discusses the project.
Scholars@Duke Collaboration Finder
The Scholars@Duke Opportunity Finder is an AI-powered extension of Scholars@Duke, a research discovery system featuring the research, scholarship and activities of Duke faculty, graduate students, and academic staff. The app, built by a Code+ 2024 student team, aims to provide more intelligent and creative matchings among scholars, guidance in navigating the Duke Research Funding search, and support to further develop scholar profiles. In this video, Ally Doss (Duke class of 2026) discusses the project.
Security Analytics and Visualization Interface for Research Labs
A Code+ 2024 student team developed a web interface for analyzing security and network flow datasets captured from research labs, as well as for visualizing trends and security events within the datasets. Work was supported by the NSF-funded MISTRAL grant (CICI: RSSD:Massive Internal System Traffic Research Analysis and Logging, grant number 2232819). This is the project team's final presentation.