This free camp empowers youth through a 'kids teaching kids' model, offering hands-on AI and Data Science projects in partnership with UC Berkeley Engineering and Georgia Tech.
The Kids Teach Tech - UC Berkeley Engineering Summer Camp offers middle and high school students an immersive experience in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence. Participants engage in hands-on Python programming projects, with an introduction to Python provided, making it accessible for those with no prior experience. The curriculum covers fundamental and advanced AI and Machine Learning concepts. Students will gain practical coding skills, learn to apply data science principles, and work on exciting projects. The camp aims to empower youth by fostering technological literacy and leadership, with opportunities for students to become teachers and leaders themselves.
The program is a collaboration with UC Berkeley Engineering, Georgia Tech, and the AI Institute, providing a robust and enriching educational environment. Campers will develop critical thinking and problem-solving abilities through project-based learning. The camp emphasizes a supportive atmosphere where youth teach youth, ensuring personalized attention and a collaborative learning experience. Students will leave with a deeper understanding of cutting-edge technologies and the confidence to pursue further studies or careers in STEM fields.
A typical day involves engaging in hands-on Python programming projects, learning Data Science and AI concepts, and collaborating with peers and youth instructors.
This camp is ideal for middle and high school students who are eager to learn coding, data science, and artificial intelligence with hands-on projects, regardless of prior experience.
UC Berkeley College of Engineering
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