Technology Program

A Technology Program Designed for the Future

At Devon Prep, technology education goes beyond theory. Students tackle real-world challenges, follow the design process, and work collaboratively to develop problem-solving skills that prepare them for college and the workforce.

Our courses appeal to a wide range of interests—from coding and robotics to multimedia creation, game design, and competitive esports. Every student finds opportunities to innovate, experiment, and grow.

Information Technology

Students engage in projects that develop skills in problem-solving, data analysis, and system management. Courses include:

• Computer Science & Microsoft Certification
• IT Systems
• AP Computer Science Principles
• AP Computer Science A – Java

Robotics

Devon Prep’s robotics program combines mechanical engineering and programming to provide hands-on learning experiences. Courses include:

• Middle School Robotics
• Robotics I & II

Middle School students can also apply to join our competitive robotics team, building teamwork and technical skills.

Multimedia & Digital Arts

Students explore digital expression and communication through courses such as:

• Graphic Design & Digital Illustration
• Digital Photo Editing
• Film Production & Video Broadcasting
• Video Game Design

Students gain proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite and learn best practices for digital media creation, preparing them for creative careers and higher education opportunities.

Game Design & eSports

Gaming is more than fun. It’s innovation, collaboration, and strategic thinking. Our program includes:

• Introduction to Game Coding (Middle School)
• High School Game Design course
• High School eSports Team

The eSports program teaches teamwork, communication, live streaming, event management, and critical thinking, using high-end gaming hardware: Lenovo Legion machines with 12th Gen Intel Core i7, NVIDIA RTX 3060 graphics, and 32GB RAM. Students also develop skills that can lead to college esports scholarships and careers in the gaming industry, a field projected to exceed $2 billion in college scholarship opportunities by 2025.