A1201 - Advanced AI Engineering for Future Innovators

Course Description:This intensive course is designed for high school students in Grades 10-12 who are eager to delve deep into the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and engineering. Throughout the course, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of AI technology, covering key concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and algorithm development. They will work on advanced projects that challenge their problem-solving skills and technical knowledge, preparing them for the complex challenges faced by AI engineers in the real world. This course is ideal for students with a strong interest in technology, engineering, and innovation.

Course Duration:
10 hours (5-10 Weeks)

Key Topics Covered:

• Introduction to AI Principles: Understanding the foundational concepts of AI, including machine learning and deep learning.
• Neural Networks & Algorithms: Learning how neural networks operate and developing algorithms to solve complex problems.
• Data Science & Analysis: Exploring data collection, processing, and analysis techniques crucial for AI development.
• Project-Based Learning: Engaging in real-world AI engineering projects that simulate industry challenges.
• Ethics in AI: Discussing the ethical implications and responsibilities associated with AI technologies.

Benefits:

• Technical Expertise: 50%
• Problem-Solving Skills: 30%
• Innovation & Creativity: 20%

Prerequisites:
While no prior experience with AI is required, a strong foundation in mathematics and programming is recommended.

Themes:
Students can choose from various industry-focused themes, such as AI in healthcare, autonomous apps, or smart cities, to guide their projects and studies.

Location:
Courses can be conducted at libraries in the Boston area or online, offering flexibility for students with different schedules.

Additional Information:
The course fee does not include AI software or tool subscription fees. Students are advised to set up necessary accounts and download required tools before the course begins.