iD Tech offers a blend of cutting-edge tech education with a traditional summer camp experience, hosted on prestigious university campuses like Emory, providing a glimpse into collegiate life.
Students aged 13-17 will immerse themselves in Python coding and artificial intelligence at iD Tech Camps at Emory University. The program focuses on building custom AI agents and developing a machine learning portfolio. Participants will learn essential Python syntax, including loops, functions, lists, and dictionaries. The curriculum integrates evolving AI technologies from OpenAI, such as ChatGPT, allowing students to inject AI chatbots into their Python code to create dynamic console-based programs. Through hands-on projects, campers will design custom AI agents like recommendation systems or task trackers. The camp also includes discussions on AI ethics, privacy, and responsible design, preparing students for future computer science careers. The small group setting with experienced instructors ensures personalized attention and a balanced learning experience with recreational activities.
A typical day includes 5 hours of instruction in labs, 2 hours of outdoor activities and socializing to experience campus life, and up to 1 hour of flex time for project refinement or breaks.
This camp is ideal for teens aged 13-17 who are interested in gaining foundational Python coding skills and exploring the rapidly growing field of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Emory University, 201 Dowman Dr, Atlanta, GA 30322
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