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In the iD Tech Cybersecurity Lab with Python camp at Emory University, students delve into the exciting world of digital defense. Participants learn fundamental cybersecurity principles, ethical hacking techniques, and secure coding practices using Python. The curriculum is designed to provide hands-on experience in identifying and mitigating digital threats. Students will engage in activities such as building console-based programs with Python, integrating OpenAI tools like ChatGPT to create dynamic AI applications, and designing custom AI tools like recommendation system chatbots. The camp emphasizes responsible design and encourages students to explore AI concepts to solve real-world problems. By the end of the week, campers will take home their Python scripts and AI tools, equipped with essential coding and cybersecurity skills to continue their learning journey.
A typical day involves morning announcements and icebreakers, followed by focused coursework in labs, a break for lunch in the campus dining hall, more instruction in the afternoon, a computer break with outdoor activities or games, and a wrap-up session for the day.
This camp is best for middle and high school students aged 7-17 who are interested in gaining foundational cybersecurity and Python coding skills in an immersive university setting.
Emory University, 201 Dowman Dr, Atlanta, GA 30322
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