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Upcoming Events

Intro to Controls

Intro to Artificial Intelligence

Past Events

55+ Years of Mars Exploration

Intro to Electrical Engineering

Upcoming Events

Intro to Controls

Postponed - Date/Time TBD

Instructor: Dr. Swati Mohan

How does a rocket stay upright or a drone hover in a gust of wind? In this advanced engineering workshop, students step into the shoes of a Controls Engineer to master the art of system stability. We move from Open-Loop simplicity to Closed-Loop precision, exploring the physics of how systems react and correct. You’ll learn to model complex dynamics and simulate underdamped, critically damped, and overdamped responses to find the "perfect balance." Build your own digital twin, test your logic, and master the math that keeps the modern world in equilibrium.

Sign ups accepted via: https://forms.gle/1SPiHHgjHDqDPguo6

Intro to Artificial Intelligence

Postponed - Date/Time TBD

Instructor: Prema Sampath

The era of manual syntax is evolving. In this workshop, students go behind the screen to understand the "brain" of the modern world: the Large Language Model (LLM). We’ll deconstruct how these models process human language and explore the concept of "Vibe Coding"—the 2026 industry shift where natural language becomes the ultimate programming tool. Learn how to guide AI as a powerful collaborator to generate, debug, and deploy full applications in minutes. This isn't just about using AI; it’s about mastering the logic that governs it.

Sign ups accepted via: https://forms.gle/WFsvpKyXHaJmX65o6

Past Events

55+ Years of Mars Exploration

Saturday May 16 - Community Talk, El Segundo High School Library

In partnership with Code Ninjas El Segundo, join us for a special talk on NASA's 55+ year journey exploring Mars.

Intro to Electrical Engineering

Saturday, May 30, 2026, 3 - 7pm, Code Ninjas La Canada

Instructor: Dr. Nagini Dalal

Designed for aspiring engineers, this workshop provides a high-level introduction to the principles of electrical engineering. Students will master Ohm’s Law, analyze circuit topologies, and build functional systems from the ground up. By the end of the session, every participant will move from theory to practice—calculating, building, and troubleshooting real circuits using industry-standard tools and professional mentorship.

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