WIT Summer Camp. Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Picture: Patrick Browne Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

WIT Summer Camp. Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Picture: Patrick Browne Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

WIT Summer Camp. Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Picture: Patrick Browne Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

WIT Summer Camp. Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Picture: Patrick Browne Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

WIT Summer Camp. Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Picture: Patrick Browne Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

WIT Summer Camp. Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Picture: Patrick Browne Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

WIT Summer Camp. Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Picture: Patrick Browne Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

WIT Summer Camp. Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Picture: Patrick Browne Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Frank Walsh, School of Science & Computing and Erin Whitty and Catherine Gleeson from Waterford. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Frank Walsh, School of Science & Computing and Erin Whitty and Catherine Gleeson from Waterford. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Frank Walsh, School of Science & Computing and Erin Whitty and Catherine Gleeson from Waterford. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Frank Walsh, School of Science & Computing and Erin Whitty and Catherine Gleeson from Waterford. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Frank Walsh, School of Science & Computing and Erin Whitty and Catherine Gleeson from Waterford. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Frank Walsh, School of Science & Computing and Erin Whitty and Catherine Gleeson from Waterford. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Frank Walsh, School of Science & Computing and Erin Whitty and Catherine Gleeson from Waterford. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Padraig Murphy of SEMS The South East Makerspace and Rachel Walsh and Rachel Purcell. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Padraig Murphy of SEMS The South East Makerspace and Rachel Walsh and Rachel Purcell. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Padraig Murphy of SEMS The South East Makerspace and Rachel Walsh and Rachel Purcell. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Padraig Murphy of SEMS The South East Makerspace and Rachel Walsh and Rachel Purcell. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Padraig Murphy of SEMS The South East Makerspace and Rachel Walsh and Rachel Purcell. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Aileen Drohan of SEMS The South East Makerspace and Khaled Iza from Tramore and Jane Myres from Waterford. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Aileen Drohan of SEMS The South East Makerspace and Khaled Iza from Tramore and Jane Myres from Waterford. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Frank Walsh, School of Science & Computing and Sean Freeman Waterford. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Frank Walsh, School of Science & Computing and Sean Freeman Waterford. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.

FREE TO USE IMAGE. WIT Summer Camp. Pictured at WIT Waterford Institute of Technology at the “Internet of Things” workshop is Frank Walsh, School of Science & Computing and Sean Freeman Waterford. Picture: Patrick Browne   Students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert in June 2017 get to grips with the Internet of Things at Waterford Institute of Technology’s HEA-funded summer camp for 5th year students which ran over four days from Tuesday, 7 June to Friday, 10 June. The range of disciplines students got to try out include: 3D Animation, Build a computer workshop, Coding, Internet of Things, Audio and Video Development, Web Development, Games Development and Virtual Reality. Last year WIT added an Internet of Things 4-year Level 8 course to its suite of undergraduate Computing courses. See www.wit.ie/cao.