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哥伦比亚大学

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Columbia Summer is your premier destination to study at the only Ivy League university in New York City.

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人工智能

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The 10-session program exposes students to fundamental AI concepts, and guides them to build a socially impactful AI project. The curriculum, designed and taught by Stanford PhD and Masters students, encourages experiential, project-based learning. Students attend case discussions and interactive demos to learn about real-world considerations in deploying AI models.

PREREQUISITES

No prior programming or CS background required.

Students with prior programming or CS experience may join the advanced cohort.

ADMISSIONS

Applications now open for Live Online Winter Break 2020/2021 and Spring Semester 2021!

Applications are processed on a rolling basis. Students will hear back within 7 days of applying.

PROGRAM FEES

Click on the respective locations below for information on program fees and deadlines. (Coming soon in Summer 2021)

If AI Scholars is not offered in your location, consider applying to our live online program!

Pre-camp Preparation

Students will receive preparation materials in advance to help them get the most out of the camp once they arrive. This will include a Python and AI basics video series, and other readings.

Program Structure

In the first week, we will focus on building up foundational AI knowledge and skills that students will implement on a group project in the second week.

Beginner and Advanced cohort

Separate cohorts will be offered for students with no programming experience and those with prior experience. The advanced cohort will move at a faster pace and be more coding-intensive.

Week 1

In week 1 students will explore applications, foundational AI concepts, and develop AI programming skills.

APPLICATIONS

We will start each day with a session on applications. E.g. "How does Alexa work?", "How can AI be applied at Hospitals?", "How can AI improve the environment?"

Conceptual Intuition

We will cover the conceptual intuition and some math behind important Machine Learning algorithms. Examples include Neural Networks, Decision Trees, Logistic Regression

AI Programming Skills

We will guide students to implement mini-projects using Python. E.g. Classifying cells as cancerous or health, classifying restaurant reviews as positive or negative

Advanced Cohort: Students with programming/AI experience will cover advanced topics including Object Detection (e.g. used in applications like Amazon Go), Generative Models (e.g. used to create anime characters), and advanced Neural Networks (e.g. CNNs)

WEEK 2

In week 2, students will apply the AI programming skills they learned in part 1 on a mentor-led
AI for Social Good project and will also go through college and career preparation workshops.

Students will work in small groups to complete an AI project under the guidance of a mentor, and present their work to parents and instructors on the final day. Projects options will cover a variety of domains and AI techniques which students will choose from.

College and Career Workshops

Workshops will include gaining inspiration from college admissions essays from our instructors, preparing for top-ranked CS/AI programs in the US, and pursuing ventures or careers in AI. The workshop series will also include instructor presentations on their individual research areas.

Advanced Cohort: Students with programming/AI experience will work on a project with more intensive coding prerequisites. This could include building a multi-stage AI model, working on model deployment to a simple web app, or working with new AI libraries.

Additional Takeaways

Certificate of Achievement: Students are awarded a certificate for the successful completion of the camp on the final day, signed by our faculty and advisors.

Concept Cards:Students will receive a deck of AI concept cards that will help them remember and develop their understanding of the concepts after the course. See some example cards here.

The afternoon cohort will follow a similar structure

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Pre-College Artificial Intelligence Camp | Curriculum | Inspirit AI - INSPIRIT AI

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The 10-session program exposes students to fundamental AI concepts, and guides them to build a socially impactful AI project. The curriculum, designed and taught by Stanford PhD and Masters students, encourages experiential, project-based learning. Students attend case discussions and interactive demos to learn about real-world considerations in deploying AI models.

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斯坦福大学

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As the field of AI continues to make a bigger impact in the world, researchers and educators at SAIL believe that to develop the most inclusive, humanistic, and benevolent technologies, it is imperative that the field of AI includes students, researchers, and technologists from all walks of life. With this mission in mind, SAILORS (short for the "Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory's Outreach Summer Program") was created in 2015 to expose high school students in underrepresented populations to the field of artificial intelligence. This program has since been renamed to Stanford AI4ALL, signaling a partnership between SAIL and education non-profit AI4ALL. This annual summer program is built upon the hypothesis that to increase diversity representation in the field of AI, CS, and STEM at large, it is critical to introduce the technology along with its humanistic mission statements. And in turn, the long-term vision for AI and STEM is for the fields to train a more diverse generation of technologists who have humanistic goals in mind when designing next-generation technologies.

SAIL offers Stanford AI4ALL, a three-week online program for young students in grade 9 that aims to increase diversity in computer science. This program will continue to be based in the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, but with a new, updated curriculum developed by AI4ALL, a nonprofit organization dedicated to training the next generation of AI researchers. Both SAILORS and AI4ALL were founded by Dr. Fei-Fei Li (Stanford University) and Dr. Olga Russakovsky (Princeton University), two world-renowned AI researchers dedicated to expanding access to their field.

Stanford AI4ALL Application Information
Stanford AI4ALL seeks motivated young and eager students in 9th grade (raising 10th graders during the summer) to participate in a life-changing, three-week online summer program. For application details, follow the link below.
2021: Camp dates June 28- July 16
Apply for Stanford's AI4ALL Camp here

Financial aid is available.

The aim of the Logic for All project is to bring Logic education to secondary schools across the country. Our work on this project includes research on the foundations of logic, the development of innovative educational materials and educational technology, and the use of these innovations in traditional courses, MOOCs, and summer camps for high school students and high school teachers. For more information, please visit http://intrologic.stanford.edu.

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As the field of AI continues to make a bigger impact in the world, researchers and educators at SAIL believe that to develop the most inclusive, humanistic, and benevolent technologies, it is imperative that the field of AI includes students, researchers, and technologists from all walks of life. With this mission in mind, SAILORS (short for the "Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory's Outreach Summer Program") was created in 2015 to expose high school students in underrepresented populations to the field of artificial intelligence. This program has since been renamed to Stanford AI4ALL, signaling a partnership between SAIL and education non-profit AI4ALL. This annual summer program is built upon the hypothesis that to increase diversity representation in the field of AI, CS, and STEM at large, it is critical to introduce the technology along with its humanistic mission statements. And in turn, the long-term vision for AI and STEM is for the fields to train a more diverse generation of technologists who have humanistic goals in mind when designing next-generation technologies.

SAIL offers Stanford AI4ALL, a three-week online program for young students in grade 9 that aims to increase diversity in computer science. This program will continue to be based in the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, but with a new, updated curriculum developed by AI4ALL, a nonprofit organization dedicated to training the next generation of AI researchers. Both SAILORS and AI4ALL were founded by Dr. Fei-Fei Li (Stanford University) and Dr. Olga Russakovsky (Princeton University), two world-renowned AI researchers dedicated to expanding access to their field.

Stanford AI4ALL Application Information
Stanford AI4ALL seeks motivated young and eager students in 9th grade (raising 10th graders during the summer) to participate in a life-changing, three-week online summer program. For application details, follow the link below.
2021: Camp dates June 28- July 16
Apply for Stanford's AI4ALL Camp here

Financial aid is available.

The aim of the Logic for All project is to bring Logic education to secondary schools across the country. Our work on this project includes research on the foundations of logic, the development of innovative educational materials and educational technology, and the use of these innovations in traditional courses, MOOCs, and summer camps for high school students and high school teachers. For more information, please visit http://intrologic.stanford.edu.

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Stanford AI4ALL As the field of AI continues to make a bigger impact in the world, researchers and educators at SAIL believe that to develop the most inclusive, humanistic, and benevolent technologies, it is imperative that the field of AI includes students, researchers, and technologists from all walks of life.

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Sora students design their own curriculum with faculty, focusing on group learning expeditions, independent projects, and skills mapping.

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卡耐基梅隆大学

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Independent Learner course categories Courses on this page are for Independent Learners students who don't have a teacher and a Course Key courses are self-paced and self-guided no instructors will monitor your progress OLI doesn't grant scores or credit for completion Independent Learner course categories

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VHS Learning offers high school core, elective, Advanced Placement® and credit recovery courses. High schools may supplement their face-to-face catalogs with VHS Learning online courses. Students who are home schooled or enrolled in their local (public or private) school may also enroll directly in VHS Learning courses on a part-time basis. For students who require a full-time online diploma granting program, please refer to Massachusetts Mayflower Academy, our online private high school.

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VHS Learning offers high school core, elective, Advanced Placement® and credit recovery courses. High schools may supplement their face-to-face catalogs with VHS Learning online courses. Students who are home schooled or enrolled in their local (public or private) school may also enroll directly in VHS Learning courses on a part-time basis.

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康奈尔在线课程

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Get a head start on college by earning credits from Cornell online

As a high school student, you may request approval to take online Cornell courses during our Summer, Fall, Winter, and/or Spring terms.

You can choose from hundreds of regular university courses, work with a Cornell faculty member, study alongside undergraduate students, and improve your college study skills. It's a great chance to earn college credits without leaving home.

Most online courses are delivered via the web-based learning system Canvas. Generally, you'll interact with the instructor and other students via email, discussion boards, interactive chat rooms, video conferences, and/or phone.

Some classes are offered synchronously (live and on a predetermined schedule) while others are asynchronous (pre-recorded and on your own schedule). Learn more about synchronous and asynchronous instruction modes.

The grades and credits you earn will be recorded on an official Cornell transcript and are generally transferable toward a degree at Cornell or elsewhere.

Summer courses will be added throughout the spring. Check back frequently.

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As a high school student, you may request approval to take online Cornell courses during our Summer, Fall, Winter, and/or Spring terms. You can choose from hundreds of regular university courses, work with a Cornell faculty member, study alongside undergraduate students, and improve your college study skills.

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德克萨斯社区学院大学学分课程

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TTU K-12 has helped tremendously by providing the courses necessary to graduate with extra credits and standout as a prospective undergraduate college student. Ryan Almusawi
TTU K-12 Supplemental Student

Ryan Almusawi started a nonprofit in the sixth grade. He found it challenging to balance high school with running his charitable organization. TTU K-12 courses gave him the freedom to take extra courses to really stand out for college admissions.

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ALEKS MathReady creates a personalized learning path for placement tests and your first day of college. Get the exact online tutoring and mathematics help you need.

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K12: Online Public School Programs - Online Learning Programs

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Accelerate offers rich and engaging content designed to engage students grades K-12. Activities include labs, journals, written assignments, and interactive games. Accelerate has a strong focus on literacy for the earlier grades. Reading aloud, building vocabulary, shared and independent reading experiences, writing skills, and speaking and listening practice are the tools Accelerate uses to build strong learners while they are young, ensuring future academic success.

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Accelerate offers rich and engaging content designed to engage students grades K-12. Activities include labs, journals, written assignments, and interactive games. Accelerate has a strong focus on literacy for the earlier grades. Reading aloud, building vocabulary, shared and independent reading experiences, writing skills, and speaking and listening practice are the tools Accelerate uses to build strong learners while they are young, ensuring future academic success.

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Get a head start on college by taking online courses and earning credits during Winter Session 2024, which runs January 2–19. Courses will be added throughout the coming months. Applications will be accepted October 16–December 4. Apply now.

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CAU Youth Programs will offer weeklong online classes for 10 to 15 years olds between July 12 and August 6, 2021. Read about online learning and register now.

Note: There will be no residential programs, on-campus offerings, or classes for youth 4-9 years old this summer.

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Choose Your Program Courses for ages 13-15

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CAU Youth Programs will offer weeklong online classes for 10 to 15 years olds between July 12 and August 6, 2021. Read about online learning and register now. Note: There will be no residential programs, on-campus offerings, or classes for youth 4-9 years old this summer.

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帕森设计学院巴黎在线课程

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Explore the world of fashion before college
Want to delve into the world of fashion before you decide what you'll study in college? Parsons Paris has created online courses for students 13 and up to introduce you to this vibrant field. Taught by experts in Paris fashion through video lectures, courses cover everything from business, history, and trends to actual design methods and potential careers. Courses are two to four weeks long and available year-round. The asynchronous, online format allows you to study anywhere, anytime, at your own pace. You will also receive valuable guidance through live sessions with Parsons' mentors.

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Explore the world of fashion before college Want to delve into the world of fashion before you decide what you'll study in college? Parsons Paris has created online courses for students 13 and up to introduce you to this vibrant field.

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Dual Credit 奥斯丁社区学院双学分课程

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Austin Community College offers college classes to qualified high school students in the ACC service area. Dual Credit classes are taught by college faculty at an ACC campus or high school campus. You can take general education/ core curriculum classes like ENGL 1301 (English Composition 1) and HIST 1301 (United States History I) or enroll in workforce classes (i.e. Automotive, Building Trades, Computer Science, etc.).

Who is eligible to participate?

Grades 9-12

Partnering public, private, charter, or home school students with a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).

Contact your school counselor or the College and High School Relations office to find out if the program is at your school.

Have college ready test scores (TSI, SAT/ACT, STARR, PSAT)

Where are classes held & who teaches them?

Classes are available at service-area high schools, ACC campuses and Centers, or online through the Distance Education Program.

Classes are taught by ACC faculty.

Do my credits transfer?

ACC credits are transferable to most Texas public college and universities. It's important to verify course transferability with your four-year institution.

What's the cost?

Tuition and fees are waived for in tax district students for up to 12 eligible classes. Out of tax district students are assessed a $150 per course fee for up to 12 eligible classes. Types of eligible courses include core curriculum, workforce, and foreign language.

Dual Credit students are assessed regular tuition and fees for additional classes that exceed 12 classes covered by the tuition waiver. Dual Credit tuition and fee waivers do not cover textbook and material fees, which must be purchased by the student.

Get Started

The HS Programs Enrollment Guidebook includes step-by-step instructions required for our high school students participating in ACC courses. It also includes ACC ID and ACC email activation, registration instructions and eligible college readiness scores.
HS Programs Enrollment Guidebook (PDF)

Need assistance or accommodations? The Office of College and High School Relations is eager to help.

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Discover thousands of offerings - from free courses to full degrees - delivered by world-class partners like Harvard, Google, Amazon and more.

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Udacity helped me gain on-the-job confidence, build a portfolio, and earn a microcredential to share with prospective employers.

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Status of virtual and in-person summer camps

Students near this location are currently enrolling in Virtual Tech Camps for summer, as COVID is resulting in our university partners delaying decisions about on-campus programs. Please join our mailing list below to receive updates and information about our summer programs, and enroll today in our Virtual Tech Camps .

20 years at this location!

Status of virtual and in-person summer camps

Students near this location are currently enrolling in Virtual Tech Camps for summer, as COVID is resulting in our university partners delaying decisions about on-campus programs. Please join our mailing list below to receive updates and information about our summer programs, and enroll today in our Virtual Tech Camps .

The world's #1 STEM camp

20+ years of expertise and 500,000 alumni

Rockstar instructors with rigorous training

An elite tech experience

iD Small Class Guarantee™

In-demand curriculum + skill certification

Freedom to make unlimited changes

"The opportunity to create an environment of collaboration, inclusion, and creativity was a truly special experience. The skills I honed while teaching at iD Tech led me to my software engineering roles at ESPN and the Walt Disney Company."

Education:
DU - Bachelors in CS
and Game Design
SMU - Masters in Game Design

"The spirit of innovation and creativity I felt around my students while teaching Unity led me toward my career as a professional game designer. My time at iD Tech taught me that no dream is too big, and that brilliant ideas can come from anywhere."

"Working at iD Tech meant giving back the amazing experience I had as a camper. iD Tech is a place of inclusivity and innovation, and there's never a dull day with all the creative ideas that get shared around!"

"I never imagined that a summer job could have such a lasting impact on my career. Teaching kids to develop video games was extremely gratifying, and it reinforced my love of programming. The skills I honed at iD Tech led me to become an engineer at Amazon then Airbnb."

Learn from tech rockstars

We recruit the same top talent sought by companies like Google, EA, and Disney. They hire who we hire.

Our iD Certified Instructors

When your child attends iD Tech, they're in safe, capable hands. For 20+ years, our family company has ensured the highest standards for our staff:

Recruited from elite universities like Stanford, Caltech, and NYU

Meticulous background and reference checks

All-adult instructors, no high schoolers or CITs

100% USA-based employees, no independent contractors

Proven pedagogy and rigorous training

Adherence to American Camp Association accredited guidelines

CPR/First Aid certification

Your tuition includes:

The hottest software and hardware
Innovate like a pro with the latest tools from Adobe, Epic Games, Autodesk, VEX, Sphero, Roblox, and more.

iD Small Class Guarantee™
Experience personalized learning with 10 students max per instructor.

Gamified learning for long-term success
Achieve L10 status on The iD Tech Pathway™ and stand out to colleges and future employers.

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Get meaningful recognition for your skills and boost your portfolio.

Limited edition iD Tech t-shirt
Rep your camp spirit year round.

Stress-free flexibility
Make unlimited changes (no fees) up to 14 days before your session starts.

Extended hours at no extra charge
Day programs run from 8:30am to 5:30pm.

The iD Tech Pathway™

We're more than a camp

With summer programs and year-round online learning, our system paves the way for college, internships, and dream careers. Come for one week or return year after year for a chance to be recruited by official Google scouts.

Need help choosing the perfect course?

Our Program Specialists provide personalized recommendations based on your child's interests.

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Summer Camps at Stanford 2021 | Coding, Python, Robotics

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Students near this location are currently enrolling in Virtual Tech Camps for summer, as COVID is resulting in our university partners delaying decisions about on-campus programs. Please join our mailing list below to receive updates and information about our summer programs, and enroll today in our Virtual Tech Camps .

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AI Scholars inspires curious high school students globally by exposing them to the defining technology of our times: Artificial Intelligence. AI is already present everywhere: in our voice-activated devices, smartphone face recognition systems, and autonomous vehicles. The potential to apply this technology for good is limitless.

This online program - developed and taught exclusively by a team of alumni and graduate students from Stanford, MIT, and other top universities - provides guidance on initiating AI projects, pursuing AI ventures, and preparing for college.

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Inspirit AI: AI Taught by Stanford/MIT Alum for High School

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Inpsirit AI Scholars is an artificial intelligence program for high school students, developed and taught by Stanford and MIT alumni and graduate students.

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What We Do

Inspirit AI middle school programs inspire curious middle school students globally by exposing them to the defining technology of our times. We provide live online courses in AI with a focus on web development, mobile development, and more to get students interested in applying technology for social good.

This program, developed and taught exclusively by a team of alumni and students from Stanford, MIT, and Harvard provides guidance on initiating projects and general mentorship.

More About Us

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The following courses are always open for registration. Students may enroll at any time during the year and progress at their own pace within their enrollment period, with guidance from instructors who strive to meet individual needs. Enrollment and tuition are time-based-students may enroll in a course for three, six, or nine months at a time.

Remote Testing Option
CTY offers an online version of the School College and Ability Test (SCAT). Log into MyCTY or sign up for Talent Search to register today. Learn more.
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Summer School Courses

We will be running 6 Future Skills and 5 University Preparation courses, with courses starting every Monday from 21st June. Whichever course you choose, you'll have the chance to collaborate, socialise and debate with other students from around the world. Find out more about the courses and available class times below.
Registration for all courses closes at 12pm (BST) on the Friday before the course begins. Please note, you may see the following message when viewing course start dates: 'Sorry, this course is unavailable in your timezone.' This means that the course time falls outside of 7am and 10pm in your timezone. If you have any queries, you can contact our team on hello@etonx.com
Future Skills

Duration: 2 weeks

7 live online classes

1 hour of self-study per day

Suitable for ages 13-20

University Preparation

Duration: 1 week

4 or 5 live online classes

1 hour of self-study per day

Suitable for ages 16+

View Daily Class Breakdown

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University of Rochester Online Courses for High School Students - TeenLife

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The University of Rochester offers flexible, online courses in personalized medicine, healthcare, and biomedical engineering for high school students. You'll hear from University of Rochester professors, be guided by a mentor well-versed in the course subject, and earn a Certificate of Completion from the University of Rochester.