The career-related study is a course of study that prepares students for a specific career or professional field of study. It also provides the opportunity for students to learn about theories and concepts of their specialized field through application and practice, while developing specific skills, in authentic and meaningful contexts. Students have actively participated in a variety of projects linked to their CRS (Career-Related Study) Artificial intelligence, integrating approaches to learning and embracing the core element of Service Learning within the IBCP.
Students have been exploring the creation of a chatbot for school websites using low-code/no-code development. They understood user needs by interviewing school authorities and researching the common inquiries from people visiting the school or website. They have explored various aspects such as platform selection, chatbot functions, conversation flow, integration, customization, deployment, and maintenance. By utilizing low-code/no-code chatbots, schools can create an engaging online environment, fostering improved communication and collaboration.
Transforming Sports Coaching : An app development
In today's digital age, sports coaching centers can greatly benefit from incorporating technology into their programs. This app explores the creation of an application tailored for sports coaching centers. IBCP students have demonstrated their understanding of user experience requirements by leveraging technology to streamline operations in these centers. This includes enhancing communication and providing an immersive learning experience for athletes.
Time Management Made Fun
Building a Timer App with Tkinter and Turtle Graphics in Python
Discover the exciting combination of Python's Tkinter and Turtle graphics to create a visually appealing timer app. This guide walks students through the step-by-step process of building an engaging graphical user interface (GUI) for a timer application that incorporates Turtle graphics.
IBCP students have acquired skills in setting the scene, incorporating Tkinter and Turtle, implementing timer functionality, customization, animation, user interaction, testing, and debugging. They applied techniques blending functionality and visual appeal for an enhanced time management experience. With this, users can create a dynamic timer app that not only helps manage time effectively but also adds a creative and engaging visual element to the process, making time management a more enjoyable experience.
To enhance the user experience, students will delve into building a GUI using Python's Tkinter and Turtle graphics.
App for Happiness: An attempt to well-being
Students had developed the Mindfulness App to address mental health challenges from balancing academics, societal expectations, and personal responsibilities. This app offers diverse features such as breathing exercises, mood boosters, and inspirational quotes, serving as a personalized wellness companion.
Designed to nurture mindfulness and restore happiness, it integrates practices like deep breathing, meditation, and positive affirmations, proven to reduce stress and improve focus. With unique features tailored to individual needs, the Mindfulness App supports overall mental health, promoting personal happiness and well-being. It is more than an app; it's a partner for a balanced, content life.
Game Development Challenge
As part of a Python programming challenge, IBCP students integrated coding with graphics to create interactive games. They developed Asteroid Shooter, learning collision detection and game physics; Snake Game, focusing on algorithms for movement and collision handling; Cannon Shooter, exploring projectile motion and user input; and Brick Breaker, designing paddle movement and ball dynamics. These projects enhanced their programming skills, problem-solving abilities, and understanding of game design. This experience fostered creativity, collaboration, and a deeper comprehension of Python, preparing them for future technological challenges.
Students have recently worked on AgroAlly, an AI-powered Telegram bot designed to assist farmers in making informed crop selections. It provides recommendations based on soil types and weather conditions, allowing farmers to make informed decisions without leaving their farming location. The bot uses user interaction and data analysis to determine the most suitable crops for specific locations. Benefits of AgroAlly include optimizing crop yields, conserving resources, mitigating risks, and simplifying decision-making. The bot uses machine learning prediction algorithms to provide information on crop failure risks and replaces outdated technology with the latest models.
AI students have finished their Capstone-I project, which is a novel work in the field of movie recommendation systems. This project aims to address the challenge faced by users who feel overwhelmed by the multitude of choices available on streaming platforms, offering a solution to alleviate this issue.
During this project, students thoroughly evaluated the social effects of using recommendation systems and the needs of the people in doing so. They managed to design the system by utilizing big datasets and state-of-the-art machine learning algorithms. This helped them to make a streamlined, seamless system where users can get the movie recommendations of their choice.
At this juncture, we reaffirm our deep commitment to putting the learners into practical and applicable settings. We are thrilled with the groundbreaking aspects of the area of artificial intelligence that our students have contributed to.