FAQs
There are several factors that lead to an informed decision. Firstly, VVIP classes can be offered to all prospective students regardless of prior coding experience, while Summer/Winter Camp are only recommended to those who have prior coding experience.
Secondly, VVIP classes target those students who want to build a strong and broad skill set in a wide range of subjects being offered by Hitch2049, including Python coding, algorithms, data structure, computer vision, robotics, autonomous driving, AR/VR, and metaverse, while Summer/Winter Camps are co-branded with Berkeley ROAR Academy offering a learning experience under the Berkeley ROAR curriculum and targeting participation of ROAR competition.
Finally, for the consideration of competing in ROAR competition, VVIP classes offer more training time to get prepared for the competition, while Summer/Winter Camp students will still be invited to attend Berkeley’s public ROAR seminars that are open to everyone online.