Students will not only learn about artificial intelligence but actively build AI models and develop an interactive AI-powered app while focusing on responsible AI practices.
This hands-on workshop allows students to build AI models using Python and Scratch, exploring how AI systems learn from data. Participants will gain practical coding skills by building a machine learning model with web-based tools and incorporating generative AI for creative elements. The program emphasizes responsible AI, covering fairness, transparency, data privacy, and the societal impact of AI. Students will learn a "human in the loop" approach to guide AI systems, reviewing predictions and correcting mistakes. The culmination is an interactive AI-powered app project, providing a meaningful way to turn curiosity into capability and create a project they can be proud of.
A typical day involves hands-on activities where students explore AI models, practice with Python-based tools, experiment with generative AI, and work on their interactive AI-powered app project.
This camp is ideal for middle and high school students who are new to AI or planning a future in tech and want to gain practical coding skills and a critical mindset for building AI systems.
Swenson Family Hall of Engineering, Chapman University, One University Drive, Orange, CA 92866
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