The program offers a proprietary STEAM+ curriculum designed specifically for gifted students, combining challenging academics with social, cultural, and recreational opportunities on a university campus.
The AI Robotics: Machine Learning and Programming program at the Summer Institute for the Gifted (SIG) at Emory University offers gifted high school students in grades 9-12 an immersive experience in cutting-edge technology. Students engage in hands-on projects, exploring the foundations of AI and programming by implementing algorithms for autonomous robots. The curriculum emphasizes creative problem-solving and critical thinking, allowing students to apply knowledge from various STEAM fields to real-world challenges. Participants will develop skills in machine learning fundamentals, including neural networks, and learn to integrate AI techniques to enhance robot perception and decision-making. The program fosters academic and social growth within a community of like-minded peers, encouraging collaboration and the development of strong research skills essential for college and professional careers. A laptop device is required for enrollment.
A typical day involves classes from 8:45 AM to 4:00 PM with a lunch break, followed by a recreation period and a study tutorial in the evenings for residential students.
This program is best for academically talented and creative high school students who are eager to explore artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotics through challenging, hands-on projects and collaborative learning.
Emory University, Atlanta, GA
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