Join us for Science in Our Community's Scratch Coding Camp!
This event is open to 4th - 6th graders interested in learning about coding.
Students will learn programming concepts such as methods, data, structures, algorithms, nested conditions and debugging.
The program is 4 weeks long, and meets every Tuesday in April.
Spots are limited, reservations required.
Join us for Science in Our Community's Scratch Coding Camp!
This event is open to 4th - 6th graders interested in learning about coding.
Students will learn programming concepts such as methods, data, structures, algorithms, nested conditions and debugging.
The program is 4 weeks long, and meets every Tuesday in April.
Spots are limited, reservations required.
Join us for Science in Our Community's Robotics and Coding Camp!
This event is open to 1st - 3rd graders interested in learning about robotics and coding.
Students will learn what coding is, how robots work, and how to set instructions for robots.
The program is 4 weeks long, and meets every Thursday in April.
Spots are limited, reservations required.
Join us for Science in Our Community's Robotics and Coding Camp!
This event is open to 1st - 3rd graders interested in learning about robotics and coding.
Students will learn what coding is, how robots work, and how to set instructions for robots.
The program is 4 weeks long, and meets every Thursday in April.
Spots are limited, reservations required.
Join us for Science in Our Community's Robotics and Coding Camp!
This event is open to 1st - 3rd graders interested in learning about robotics and coding.
Students will learn what coding is, how robots work, and how to set instructions for robots.
The program is 4 weeks long, and meets every Thursday in April.
Spots are limited, reservations required.
Join us for Science in Our Community's Robotics and Coding Camp!
This event is open to 1st - 3rd graders interested in learning about robotics and coding.
Students will learn what coding is, how robots work, and how to set instructions for robots.
The program is 4 weeks long, and meets every Thursday in April.
Spots are limited, reservations required.
The CSU system uses PeopleSoft Finance as its accounting software. It is sometimes called CFS, short for Common Financial System. PeopleSoft Finance has been configured for the CSU structure to manage funds, budgets, reporting, etc. through the use of chartfields. All employees need to have a basic understanding of Stanislaus State’s chart of accounts because all financial transactions and activities (e.g., buying and paying for things, getting reimbursed for business and travel expenses, managing funds, etc.) utilize this accounting structure.