Hours: 24
Schedule:  Flexible (  3 hrs/week,  8 weeks program)
Group: 5 to 10 students 
 
Course Objective
Introduce students to the fundamental concepts of Artificial Intelligence.
Explain how AI impacts our lives and future careers.
Encourage creative problem-solving using AI-powered tools.
Teach ethical and responsible use of AI technologies.
Empower students to build their own mini AI projects.
 
Course Modules
 
Module 1: Introduction to AI
What is Artificial Intelligence?
History & Evolution of AI
Examples of AI in daily life (Alexa, YouTube, Self-driving cars)
Human vs. Machine Intelligence
Activity: Identify AI around you (home, school, mobile apps)
 
Module 2: How Machines Think
Data, Patterns, and Predictions
What is Machine Learning (ML)?
Introduction to datasets, training, and predictions
Types of Machine Learning: Supervised vs. Unsupervised
Activity: Train a model using Teachable Machine (Google tool)
 
Module 3: AI Tools for Beginners
Teachable Machine – create image, sound, and pose AI
Machine Learning for Kids – drag-and-drop AI projects
Scratch + ML Extensions – build interactive projects
ChatGPT & DALL·E – Generate text and images with AI
Activity: Create a game that responds to gestures or voice
 
Module 4: AI in the Real World
AI in Robotics, Healthcare, Education, Transportation
AI in Google, Amazon, Netflix, Tesla
AI for social good: detecting wildfires, language translation
Activity: Watch real-world AI in action (interactive videos)
 
Module 5: Responsible AI & Ethics
Can AI be biased?
AI & Privacy – What data should we share?
Human decisions vs. AI predictions
Future careers in AI – what students can do today
Activity: Group discussion: “Should robots make decisions?”
 
Module 6: AI Mini Project & Showcase
Plan, design, and build a basic AI-powered project
Examples:
Hand-gesture controlled game
Image recognition app
AI chatbot using Scratch
Personal assistant using voice commands
 
Final Presentation: Students present their AI projects to parents/peers
 
Features:
Theory + Labs
Engaged students by various examples and interesting labs
Homework and project
Various Programming Levels to choose 
Courses are aligned for the Middle and High school course content
Special batches for Summer / Winter sessions 
Fun events