From Logic to Launch—A Complete CS Journey
The IC Workshop isn't just a coding class; it's a comprehensive computer science pathway. We guide students from their very first block of logic all the way to deploying real-world applications. Tailored for Grades 1–10.
In a world run by algorithms, understanding the code behind them is a superpower. The IC Workshop breaks down complex computer science concepts into digestible, age-appropriate modules. We don't just teach syntax; we teach Computational Thinking—the ability to break down problems and solve them logically.
Our workshop is divided into three distinct squads to ensure maximum engagement:
Grades 1-5
Where imagination meets logic.
The Goal: To introduce the concept that computers are tools for creation, not just consumption.
What They Learn:
Outcome: Students build their first interactive story or mini-game.
Grades 6-8
Transitioning from blocks to structure.
The Goal: To bridge the gap between visual coding and syntax-based logic.
What They Learn:
Outcome: Students create a personal portfolio page and solve complex logic puzzles.
Grades 9-10
Writing real code for the real world.
The Goal: To provide industry-relevant skills that prepare them for higher education or internships.
What They Learn:
Outcome: A fully deployed, responsive website hosted live on the internet.
Code Your Masterpiece
Nepal's premier student hackathon. 24 hours. Limitless coffee. One goal: To weave code into solutions that matter.
A Mandala represents the universe—a complex structure built from many small, intricate parts working in harmony. A great software project is no different. Hack Mandala is a celebration of this complexity. We bring together designers, coders, and thinkers to build digital ecosystems that solve local problems.
This isn't just a competition; it's a festival of creation (a "Code Utsav").
You don't need to be a pro.
Beyond the cash prizes and swag:
Code is Policy
Moving beyond the syntax. The Tech Agenda is a MUN-style debate platform where we tackle the ethics, policies, and societal impacts of the technology we build.
We are raising a generation of coders, but who is raising the generation of tech policy-makers? The Tech Agenda exists to ensure that the youth have a voice in how technology shapes Nepal and the world. It's not about how to code—it's about what we should code, and why.
Unlike standard webinars, this is an interactive, parliamentary-style forum.
Technology is Her Territory
We are closing the gender gap in STEM, not just by teaching girls to code, but by empowering them to lead. Welcome to HerDomain.
The tech industry has arguably been a "boys' club" for too long. HerDomain is here to change the statistic. We believe that when women build technology, the technology becomes more inclusive, empathetic, and effective. This is a dedicated space for young women to learn without intimidation.
The Code
We run exclusive cohorts for girls where the learning pace is personalized and the environment is collaborative, not competitive.
Workshops on: Web Dev, Python, and UI/UX Design.
The Guidance
"You can't be what you can't see." We pair our students with successful Nepali women in tech—Software Engineers, Data Scientists, and Founders—who provide career guidance and support.
The Voice
It's not enough to be a coder; we want you to be a CTO. We include sessions on:
HerDomain is more than a class; it's a sisterhood. Alumni of the program stay connected, helping the next batch of students, sharing job opportunities, and collaborating on projects.