This free, NASA-funded residential program offers minority high school students a unique opportunity to apply AI to real-world Earth science problems using NASA data while experiencing college life.
The Clayton State University AISEE (Artificial Intelligence Study in Earth Exploration) Summer Academy is an 8-day residential program designed for minority high school students. Funded by NASA, the academy aims to broaden engagement in NASA STEM studies by exposing participants to college life, NASA research, Earth data, and Artificial Intelligence (AI). Students will learn Python, AI, and Data Science through hands-on activities, applying AI technology to solve real-world problems in Earth science. The curriculum includes lectures, experiments, hands-on activities, and guest speakers from NASA and other universities. The program's goals include increasing interest in earth exploration and AI, improving preparedness for college, and raising awareness of NASA's professional careers in AI and Earth exploration.
Each day, students will take classes as a regular college student, participating in lectures, experiments, hands-on activities, and listening to guest speakers.
This program is ideal for rising 10th, 11th, and 12th-grade minority high school students who are U.S. citizens and interested in environmental data science, AI, and NASA STEM studies.
Clayton State University, Morrow, GA
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