Computer Building
Build. Understand. Master.
- Age 13-18
In this hands-on class, kids learn how to build a computer from scratch! They’ll explore all the components required to build a computer, like the motherboard and CPU, assemble hardware, and gain practical tech skills in a safe, guided environment. Ideal for coder and non-coders with a love for technology and curious about how things work.
Understand Technology
Students learn what happens inside a computer and how technology really works.
Build Problem‑Solving Skills
Students practice logical thinking while assembling and troubleshooting systems.
Create Your Own Computer
Students learn how to customize and build computers based on their goals.
What Students Learn
Students may explore:
- Computer parts and their functions
- CPU, memory, storage, and motherboard basics
- How to assemble a computer step by step
- BIOS and system setup
- Troubleshooting and testing
- Test and improve their games
- Performance and upgrades
- Choosing parts for different purposes (gaming, coding, AI)
Who Can Join?
- Students age 7+
- Coding experience recommended but not required
- Students with coding experience may progress faster
- Suitable for beginners and returning students
In a learning structure best for your child
Computer Building Workshop
Our Computer Building workshops provide a hands‑on introduction to computer hardware and assembly.
Each workshop may include different hardware, projects, or skill levels. Students can join multiple times and continue progressing.
Age 7-9
Age 10-12
Age 13-18
Private Computer Building Lessons
Private lessons allow students to learn at their own pace and explore computer building in more depth.
Students may:
- Build their own computer
- Learn advanced hardware concepts
- Upgrade existing computers
- Plan custom builds
- Troubleshoot real systems
Students also have the option to build their own computer during private lessons. Our instructors will help select appropriate parts based on goals and budget.
Hardware costs vary depending on selected components.