The program offers personalized mentorship from graduate students and alumni of top universities like Stanford and MIT, guiding students to build socially impactful AI projects.
The AI Scholars Program (Inspirit AI) is an intensive online bootcamp designed for high school students to delve into fundamental AI concepts and develop socially impactful projects. The program consists of 10 live, interactive sessions, totaling 25 hours of instruction. Students learn foundational AI concepts, real-world applications, and programming skills in Python through interactive lectures and hands-on coding exercises. The curriculum covers topics such as Linear Regression, Classification, Natural Language Processing, Neural Networks, and Convolutional Neural Networks. In the second half of the program, students collaborate in small groups on a mentor-led AI for Social Good project, applying their newfound knowledge to address real-world problems in domains like healthcare, finance, or environmental sustainability. The program emphasizes personalized learning with a 5:1 student-to-teacher ratio and provides college and career preparation workshops. Students will build a project portfolio they can showcase for college applications and future opportunities.
A typical day involves a 2.5-hour live online session with a mix of conceptual learning, practical application through coding assignments, and project-based work in small groups.
This program is ideal for high school students (grades 9-12) with an interest in AI, regardless of prior programming experience, who are eager to learn fundamental AI concepts and apply them to create socially impactful projects.
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