AI Innovators: Learn How Machines Think-Have you ever wondered how machines make decisions or recognize patterns like humans do? In this exciting, hands-on course, you’ll step into the role of an AI creator and learn how computers “think”, “learn”, and make predictions. Throughout the week, you’ll explore the foundations of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) through real-world activities from designing visual recognition systems to experimenting with interactive simulations and logic-based models. You’ll collect and analyze data, train your own mini models, and discover how algorithms learn from examples. No prior programming experience is required just bring your laptop, your curiosity, and a creative mindset! By the end of the course, you’ll have built your own smart system, gained hands-on technical experience, and developed the confidence to explain how machine intelligence really works.
What You’ll Learn:
- How machine learning algorithms recognize and learn from data
- How to design, test, and evaluate basic AI systems
- How to apply logical reasoning and creativity to solve real-world problems
- How to think critically about ethics, bias, and fairness in AI Skills You’ll Gain
- Technical Skills: Data analysis, model training, and simple programming
- Analytical Skills: Identifying patterns and relationships in data
- Creative Design: Building and testing interactive AI ideas
- Communication: Presenting and explaining complex ideas clearly
This course turns complex AI ideas into fun, practical experiments you can build. By the end of the week, you’ll walk away with your own trained model, a strong understanding of how machines learn, and the confidence to say — “I don’t just use technology - I can make it think”
LUNCH: Students staying for full day or for both morning and afternoon sessions can bring or buy their lunch. All students will eat lunch on Campus in The Commons, a small food court.
Digital Credentials are linked directly to a students emails and cannot be assigned to a parents email. For your student to receive their digital credential please add your student’s email at registration.
