This inaugural New Jersey AI Summer Institute offers a high-quality, project-based program developed and taught by Stanford, MIT, and Ivy League alumni and graduate students.
The AI Summer Institute at The Elisabeth Morrow School offers a project-based program for students entering grades 3-9 to learn fundamental AI concepts. Younger students (grades 3-5) will program AI using Scratch and MIT RAISE Playground, while older students (grades 6-9) will utilize Python. The curriculum emphasizes ethical responsibility, career paths in AI, and interdisciplinary applications. Students will engage in hands-on activities such as training and deploying machine learning models for self-driving cars, chatbots, and classification problems. They will also explore how AI can be used for social good, including predicting heart disease, creating social robots, assisting with disaster relief, and navigating autonomous vehicles. The program aims to empower students to critically think about the ethical implications of technology and apply their knowledge to real-world disciplines.
Classes meet daily from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with hands-on technical workshops covering coding, robotics, and game design.
The ideal student is in rising grades 3-9 with an interest in learning how to write code and understand the applications and ethics of artificial intelligence.
435 Lydecker Street Englewood, NJ 07631
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