Baylor TIP Camp is primarily residential, but families may select a day camp option. Students will stay in the dorms with Resident Assistants Sunday night through Friday nights, going home Saturday morning. Course offerings will run from 9am to 4pm, and social events and activities will be held every evening. Meals are included with registration. Students who elect to commute to camp will have the option of participating in the breakfast and staying for evening activities if they choose. Students must have been admitted to Baylor TIP to enroll. Electrical Engineering: Resistance is Futile Take your electronics skills beyond the basics and start building like a pro. In this course, you’ll dive into DC circuits and explore the limitless possibilities of the 555-timer IC, creating LED flashers, tone generators, pulse controllers, and more. You’ll breadboard, measure, design, and troubleshoot real circuits, applying math, physics, and engineering principles in hands-on projects that challenge your creativity and problem-solving skills. Work solo and in teams to tackle design challenges, turn ideas into functioning devices, and see how electronics shapes the world around you. By the end, you’ll not only master the essentials of circuit design but will be ready to take your skills into robotics, embedded systems, and advanced engineering pathways. Level: TIP Lyceum Students enrolling in this course should have completed Algebra 2. Completion of a physics course is strongly recommended, but not required.