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2024 Summer AI Fundamentals Course

In the 2024 DC Coding Summer AI Fundamentals Course, taught by David Yang, you will learn about the core concepts and techniques in AI, including machine learning, neural networks, its applications, and much more. Through a combination of theoretical lessons and practical exercises, you will gain a solid foundation in AI principles and learn how to apply them to real-world problems. In the end, you will even get to create a mini neural network yourself for image recognition! Whether you're looking to enhance your technical skills or simply curious about AI, this course will provide you with the essential knowledge and tools to understand and harness the power of artificial intelligence. Classes will be on Saturdays from 6-7 PM, from August 17 to Aug 31. Register now at https://form.jotform.com/242128514231244!

David Yang

Teacher

Math

Introduction and Preparation for U Waterloo’s Pascal, Cayley, and Fermat Mathematics Competitions

This course is for those interested in challenging their mathematical problem-solving and innovative skills by taking the University of Waterloo Pascal, Cayley, and Fermat math contests. We will cover everything from the test format to testing strategies to specific solutions for different questions in the 5 testing areas of Algebra and Equations, Counting and Probability, Data Analysis, Geometry and Measurement, and Number Sense.

Each student will have a unique study plan tailored to their grade level, and there will be weekly assignments to ensure that students get as much experience with their contest as possible!

Sama Alizadeh

Teacher

Math

Introduction to Mathematical Logic and Reasoning

Introduction (Overview, Goals or Outcome or Expectation, Outlines, etc.):

Classes every Friday and Saturday at 6:00PM to 6:45PM, PDT.

In this course, you will learn how to approach difficult and complex math problems, ranging from the worksheets at school, all the way to the most challenging questions from math contests. This course will teach you how to think logically, and teach several ways of logical and critical thinking. All math problems have a strategy you can take to find the correct solution accurately and efficiently.

John Zhou

Teacher

Math

Gauss 7 & 8 Advanced Course

IMPORTANT: Recommend Grade 6 to Grade 8

Instructor: Yuko Xiao

Class Dates: Jan 8, 2024 - Mar 11, 2024
Class Time: 5:30PM to 6:30PM PST
Class Duration: 1 Hour
Class type: Online using Google Meet.

Yuko Xiao

Teacher

Other

Grade 8-10 Science Tutoring Course

This is a tutoring class for the junior levels of highschool science, designed to provide personalized support and enhance your understanding. This class will target your problem areas while introducing exciting new concepts along the way. Whether science is your weakest, or one of your strongest subjects, this class will help you feel confident and prepared when heading into your exams. You will achieve a new sense of appreciation and curiosity of the wonderful world of physics, chemistry, and biology.

November 10th - December 8th

Sunday 6-7pm, PDT

Julia Sleeman

Teacher

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Hello Everyone,

The DC Coding Association is proud to announce our upcoming event, the 2024 Inaugural STEM Odyssey! Our volunteers have worked hard to create this event and give YOU the opportunity to explore your STEM passion. Looking forward to seeing you there!

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Looking for a place to meet new STEM friends and gain valuable knowledge? Join DC Coding in our new event! Held at the UBC Alumni Centre, the 2024 Inaugural STEM Odyssey will be a day full of enriching educational STEM workshops targeted towards students grades 3 and above.

~ OUR DAY ~

WORKSHOPS: Whether you’re looking for a place to apply what you know or learn something new, gain hands-on experience from our expert volunteer instructors! Together, we will be exploring how to use Arduinos, compute a program, craft with robotics, and calculate in math.

COMPETITIONS: Show off your calculation skills in our math competition and Rubik’s Cube challenge! Winners will receive certificates in our award ceremony with their names on them.

~ STANDS/ACTIVITIES ~

Brought to you by our lovely sponsors as well as volunteers, vendor stands will be offered as well as STEM activities and demonstrations.

~ WHAT YOU WILL GAIN ~

After completing these workshops, participants will gain valuable knowledge and insight into the topics and, in some cases, even take home a completed small-scale project! Moreover, all event participants will receive electronic certificates. All competition attendees, regardless of the results, will receive electronic certificates of participation.

~ EXTRA FUN ~

At the event, there will be a lucky draw with several prizes. One entry is offered to each attendee by default, and additional entries may be earned for each workshop or activity you participate in!

Plus, musical performances will be played throughout the event for more entertainment!

~ COST ~

FREE, on us! Please RVSP at https://buytickets.at/dccodingassociation/1231027/r/learningsystem to save a spot, as seats are limited.

~ WHEN & WHERE ~

Location: Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre (UBCV Campus), Vancouver. Signage will be posted inside the building leading up to the venue.

Time: June 8th 2024, 10am - 4pm

What are you waiting for? Get your tickets now at https://buytickets.at/dccodingassociation/1231027/r/learningsystem, and make sure to mark this date in your calendar!

See you then!

Best Regards,

David Yang

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Best Regards,

David Yang, on behalf of the DC Coding Team

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