The program offers a small-group, live online setting with individualized attention, focusing on practical AI application and project building with a real project to show for it.
The Archimedes School's AI for Teens program is a live online course designed for high schoolers to learn about artificial intelligence. The curriculum focuses on teaching students to effectively direct AI, including how to frame problems, steer AI tools, and verify results, rather than simply accepting initial outputs. The program emphasizes hands-on, project-based work, allowing students to build real-world AI projects such as image classifiers, chatbots, web applications, and simple machine learning models. Students gain fluency in Python, the standard language for AI and machine learning, and learn real machine learning concepts. The small-group setting, capped at 6 students per cohort, ensures individualized attention and a personalized learning experience. The goal is for students to develop concrete skills and create demo-ready projects that can be showcased to teachers, parents, and for college applications.
This program is ideal for high school students (grades 9-12) who are interested in gaining a foundational understanding of AI, learning Python, and building practical AI projects in a small, supportive online environment.
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