Students earn a co-branded digital badge and certificate from the University of Washington Continuum College, enhancing their portfolios and college applications.
The Circuit Stream Pre-College Program at the University of Washington offers an immersive two-week experience for high school students aged 13-18, focusing on cutting-edge STEM fields. Participants engage in hands-on learning, building real-world projects in areas like AI, coding, and game development. The curriculum emphasizes practical skills and project-based work, fostering collaboration and problem-solving. Students can dive into deep learning and neural networks using frameworks like PyTorch, design game mechanics with Unreal Engine, or explore ethical hacking to understand cybersecurity. The program aims to equip teens with future-ready competencies and a portfolio of tangible projects, culminating in a co-branded digital badge and certificate from the University of Washington Continuum College.
A typical day involves expert-led instruction, collaborative breakout sessions, and hands-on project work, balancing learning with engaging activities.
This program is ideal for high school students aged 13-18 who are interested in exploring STEM fields like AI, coding, and game development, and want to gain practical skills and a taste of university-style learning.
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