Over 60 hours of in-person learning + 12 hours of Q&A and contest mock simulation

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Date & Time

• September - June

• 2 hours per lesson, additional lessons are on demand

 

Location:

• Burlington Classroom

• Newton Classroom

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Prerequisite:

• AI901, or Strong Programming Experience

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Course Description:

An introduction to the USA Artificial Intelligence Olympiad (USAAIO), covering foundational AI concepts like search algorithms, machine learning basics, and AI ethics. Students will apply Python programming to solve beginner AI tasks and learn about how AI is shaping the future.

Key Topics Covered

• 1. Understand key concepts in AI and their real-world applications
  2. Explore algorithmic problem-solving in an AI context
  3. Develop beginner AI solutions using Python or similar languages
  4. Prepare for USAAIO-style problems

Course Structure:

• Lectures: Engage in interactive lectures covering theory, examples, and problem-solving techniques.

• Practice Sessions: Work on a wide range of problems to reinforce your understanding.

• Contests: Participate in mock contests to simulate the actual USAAIO experience.

Goals:
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

• Understand key concepts in AI and their real-world applications

• Explore algorithmic problem-solving in an AI context

• Develop beginner AI solutions using Python or similar languages

• Prepare for USAAIO-style problems

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Please note that our total sessions include the holidays listed below. No classes will be held on these holidays.

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Holiday Schedule:

• Thanksgiving: Week 48

• Christmas: Week 52

• New Year's Day: Week 1

• Chinese New Year: Week 5

Massachusetts Public School February and April Breaks:

• February Break: Week 8

• April Break: Week 17

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