This asynchronous online credential offers high school students a foundational understanding of AI, including ethical considerations, with weekly office hour support from IMSA CS Faculty.
The IMSA AI Credential is an asynchronous online course designed for high school students to explore the evolving world of artificial intelligence. Students will delve into the history of AI, its current applications such as speech recognition and computer vision, and future societal impacts. The curriculum covers core AI concepts including machine learning, natural language processing, robotics, and intelligent agents. Beyond technical foundations, the course emphasizes critical analysis of the ethical, social, and safety considerations surrounding AI's influence. Through multimedia resources, interactive activities, and reflective projects, students gain a foundational understanding of AI's functionality, evolution, and its role in shaping the future. Upon completion, students receive a certificate.
A typical day involves self-paced learning through engaging modules, multimedia resources, and interactive activities, with opportunities for weekly office hours facilitated by IMSA CS Faculty.
This course is best for independent, self-paced high school learners (grades 9-12) interested in gaining a foundational understanding of artificial intelligence and its societal implications.
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